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Members of the Everett Fire Department gather around battalion chief D.J. Neyens (red helmet), who is undergoing chemotherapy for multiple myeloma, as he prepares to climb the stairs to the 73rd floor ...

Officials located the suspect, 18, in Los Angeles, more than a year after he allegedly lost control while fleeing a traffic stop and struck a group outside an Everett 7-11.

Around 8:38 a.m. Tuesday, deputies reopened 164th Street Southwest over Highway 525 after an ice-related collision blocked both directions.

In Everett, a trace amount of snow fell onto the ground and remained through the early morning. Snow levels further north in the county were higher, said Maddie Kristell, a meteorologist at the ...

Last week, we began our journey in spring lawn rejuvenation, and as promised, I will continue down that lush green pathway this week. I mentioned controlling moss and weeds, applying lime as a pH ...

The Seattle Seahawks typically spend the start of free agency taking care of their own. This year was no different, with the Seahawks making just two moves on Monday, both agreements on deals to ...

Teammates on the Seattle Mariners, there appears to be no love lost between Randy Arozarena and Cal Raleigh during the World Baseball Classic. The two were opponents Monday night in Houston as their ...

Seahawks general manager John Schneider got word in Indianapolis of how much Canter and Walker were seeking on the running back’s second NFL contract. Walker’s rookie deal expired Feb. 8, the day he ...

With Washington State Ferries not scheduled to receive the first of three new hybrid-electric ferries from a Florida shipyard until 2030 to 2032, passengers and ferry-served communities might wonder ...

The shooting stemmed from a confrontation between two groups of students who arranged to meet for a fight, detectives said.

State employers pay $1 billion into a fund to educate in sciences, medicine and engineering. But that money too often is diverted.