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“We’re working Oso hours”: Big, urgent decisions begin at Snohomish County’s Emergency Coordination Center.
As they prepare for a wave of patients, local workers share fears and hopes for their safety.
The city paid $20,000 to the legally deaf man, who claimed he was wrongfully imprisoned and beaten.
With the roads so empty and few entertainment options outside the house, it’s time for a joyride.
Your chance to praise someone, thank someone or call attention to something good that’s happened.
Those who have been in close contact will be paid while they self-quarantine at their homes.
The ventilators are not powerful enough to treat coronavirus patients, but they can be used for others.
The importance of an independent press in challenging times.
Everett’s Kevin McKay is a guitarist in rock bands, but COVID-19 pandemic has him learning the bugle.
The mental health technician said she raised concerns. Then management stopped giving her shifts.
Everett detectives were investigating the scene Saturday. The man is believed to be from Marysville.
The man was transported to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. A suspect was arrested.
The federal government is “moving on” from the Everett location after next week, officials say.
Interpretations of the governor’s stay-home order are many, and some strain credulity.
More than 100 COVID-19 cases have been linked to long-term care facilities in Snohomish County.
Fredrika Smith was supposed to serve until July. Her immediate resignation was announced Thursday.
