This is the lawsuit filed against companies associated with the aircraft’s operations and manufacturing.
Danielle Cruz, formerly of Lynnwood, gets 17½ years in prison. She was impaired by drugs when she caused the crash that killed Sharon Gamble and Kenneth Weikle.
Djoin a djam on a street corner or catch a performance in honor of Belgian jazz pioneer Django Reinhardt during the five-day festival.
In eight months, the Kicking Gas campaign helped 118 Whidbey Island homes install energy-efficient heat pumps. That’s just the first step.
The Navy must redo an environmental study on the impact of expanded EA-18G Growler operations.
Documents released Friday reveal new details about the deadly floatplane crash that happened a year ago near Whidbey Island.
Jim Simpson, 68, of Clinton, is using his knowledge of sports cars to assemble his own Mach Five.
Representatives for the nine passengers killed are suing Northwest Seaplanes and De Havilland Aircraft of Canada.
By Jack Penland Atop our new logo sits a single word. All at once, it’s an invitation, a request and a promise. It’s also figurative… Continue reading
The kitty was saved from drowning by ferry workers and now has a new home on land.
By Patricia Guthrie / Special to The Herald Whidbey Island offers lots of activities, events and places to stroll when the sun pops out and… Continue reading
PFAS can cause cancer, low birth weights and increased cholesterol. As a result, residents near Coupeville are drinking bottled water.
Paul and Emily Grubb transform the historic, beloved Little Brown Church in Maxwelton Valley into a wedding venue.
Saturday’s event will remember the man known for “comedic genius, community spirit, kindness and generosity.”
Demolition of a dilapidated farmhouse in Langley reveals an entombed log cabin that might be 150 years old.
Asking price is $500 for the 1991 Subaru Justy, a three-cylinder econobox with 65K miles and a transmission as rare as hen’s teeth.
It’s not tropical, but the island is full of family-friendly activities (and ice cream) for those long summer days
A missing person case in Langley that is nearly a decade old has finally, it seems, come to a close.
The facility was the prime contractor to fix the Cathlamet ferry that smashed into pilings in a $7.7 million crash in July.
Off the beaten path, the island offers plenty of dining surprises
