Critics say a proposed policy targets LGBTQ clubs, forcing students to out themselves. Backers say it affirms parents’ rights.
In-person events across the county will help guide more than $80 million in federal recovery money.
The quake and aftershocks did not cause any serious damage. They’re reminders of dozens of faults that lie below.
The Saturday gathering at EvCC, sponsored by Leadership Launch, is for teens in eighth grade through college.
Sam Bowles, 18, uses vibrant videos and social media fame to raise awareness of autism.
Data released Monday confirmed what advocates suspected: The local homeless population grew amid the pandemic.
A judge found probable cause existed to believe Danielle C. Cruz committed vehicular homicide in December.
Sheriff’s deputies were investigating what led to the shooting around 11:40 a.m. near I-5.
A bridge closure led to big congestion on I-5. It was unknown how soon the bridge could reopen.
The suspect was described as “anti-government,” police wrote. He remained in custody Monday.
The Mill Creek Democrat will step down June 1. Meanwhile, she filed Monday for re-election to the state House.
One nonprofit needs volunteers to repair 40 kids bikes for refugees. Another agency could use cash gift cards.
Community Supported Agriculture programs give farmers guaranteed income, regardless of freak weather or hungry deer.
Prosecutors allege Tachelle Thomas was under the influence of THC when she hit and killed Fozieh Shirdelhefzabad, 72, in 2020.
Kook Byung Choi, 84, was found in woods near where he went missing in Mukilteo.
Katie Hayes wrote about the “absurd and creatively cruel issues that struggling renters face.” But she has hope, too.
It will be an intriguing year in Snohomish County politics, as retirements open seats and redistricting stirs competition.
