Deputies were investigating a 19-year-old who had an “enormous amount of fireworks” near Silver Lake.
Joe Biden will receive the state’s 12 electoral votes at the Electoral College on Dec. 14.
The bills being drafted represent a broad overhaul of policing and police accountability in Washington.
There are more customers, and some regulars are stocking up — just in case there’s a shortage.
The Carl Gipson Senior Center and boosting library funding are also “quality of life” priorities.
A new exposure notification app is here, and vaccines are on the way, but the virus continues to surge.
People can still donate online, with a free virtual story and printable coloring pages.
The person was taken to Harborview Medical Center after the Sperry Lane home caught fire.
The sheriff’s office said detectives are investigating the suspect for DUI, hit and run, and vehicular homicide.
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An Arlington woman’s “spiritual awakening via pee cloth” led to a popular product for outdoorsy women.
Modeling predicted significant decreases in infections and deaths if at least 15% of people use the app.
A five-mile chase ended with the suspect allegedly breaking into a Mill Creek home Saturday night.
Port tenants and companies affected by COVID-19 health restrictions are encouraged to apply.
County officials have launched an online business directory to help shoppers find local food and wares.
As Link stations crawl northward, officials are looking for input what housing to allow around them.
It’s the third year in a row Judge Joseph Wilson has faced questions over his conduct on the bench.
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