Newly released reports give Snohomish County deputies’ side in a case that’s now central to a lawsuit.
Bowlers statewide are rallying to open venues shut by COVID rules, but this Everett business isn’t waiting.
Not all 81,000 cases are resolved, but some people finally received thousands of dollars in back payments.
After Saturday’s tally, the Everett schools bond was still a longshot and Lakewood’s tech levy was passing.
Everett United Church of Christ is applying to host one. It’s a 45-day process.
A man accused of grabbing the boy was still in jail Thursday. Authorities were working to release him.
The site provides capacity for 500 tests per day, the Snohomish Health District said.
The seven-story, 140-unit Kinect @ Broadway is one of several facelifting projects in Everett’s core.
A Monroe man allegedly threatened to kill a family member and to “shoot it out” with police.
The Archdiocese of Seattle will follow state guidelines and is planning for online teaching.
The nightspot was hit hard by the coronavirus epidemic. It might reopen when the county hits Phase 4 of the state reopening plan.
The driver, 34, was hospitalized with potentially life-threatening injuries.
Protesters want sanctioned encampments and resources to get the unsheltered off the streets for good.
With a free permit, businesses can expand outdoor seating to street parking areas — and fencing is provided.
In her new job, Kay Barnes will work to ensure that the city’s staff reflects Everett’s diversity.
Upper Left Records will offer albums from local bands and new pressings of classic recordings.
Everett’s $317 million bond proposal is within striking distance, but levies could go down in the north county.
