On Monday, elected officials and others spilled into an Everett Starbucks to support workers who voted to form a union.
One person was found dead Sunday. The U.S. Coast Guard searched overnight. Air crews launched Monday morning.
The Snohomish Health District launched a website where people can determine their eligibility and get the vaccine nearby.
After her own experience with housing instability, organizer Kristina Morris found a way to give back.
The clinic will serve tribal members and the general public. It represents a shift in how Tulalip approaches drug treatment.
A “leaflet action” was organized Wednesday, as nurses continued to speak out about staffing shortages and safety concerns in Everett.
Two Black city staffers alleged Jim Smith discriminated against them because of their race, in emails, comments and actions.
Four months of public hearings have hinged on how much more taxpayers could shell out if the city offers a developer a break.
The potential $9.1 million purchase was announced on the heels of another proposed motel-to-shelter conversion in Everett.
The USS Gridley is one of the few women-led ships, attesting to a growing number of women in the U.S. military.
Jennifer Bereskin grew up couch-surfing near Lynnwood. A new program seeks to create an easier path for this generation.
Episode one of “The Queer Agenda: A Great American Road Trip” starts in Snohomish. The plan is to end in Florida.
The spot “has huge importance to us,” one Tulalip tribal official said. Now, its future is largely up to the Port of Everett.
And Democrat Patty Murray will face Republican Tiffany Smiley for U.S. Senate, in a race that has already seen mudslinging.
Months after a state ruling on Washington’s Indian Child Welfare Act, the U.S. Supreme Court could soon upend federal law.
Workers were wary of “temporarily” moving from the secular hospital to a Catholic one.
In 2022, teams in south Snohomish County have helped 145 people get services like mental health or substance abuse treatment.
