In 2002, Todd Brodahl was accused of beating Brady Sheary to death. After a brief release from Western State Hospital, he was readmitted this year.
Jenzele Couassi, 16, was always there for others. She also endured bullying. Her mother said: “We have to make it safe for our kids in America.”
The “King of Rock and Roll” died in 1977, but his music and sideburns live on with Elvis tribute artists.
Marysville is updating its comprehensive plan and wants the public to weigh in on road project priorities.
Run by a husband and wife team, the chiropractic and rehabilitation clinic has locations in Arlington, Marysville and Lake Stevens.
The company will move next door to Tesla and occupy a 300,0000-square-foot building at the Marysville business park.
Binita Shrestha “wanted to be everything.” At 50, she can check off Korean beauty pageant contestant and restaurant franchisee.
On “Claire Michal and Gianna Frank Day,” the city celebrated two best friends chosen for the prestigious U.S. Senate Youth Program.
In February 2022, police received numerous 911 calls about Robert LeMasters’ behavior throughout the day before he attacked Fred Burney.
An Everett District Court judge set bail at $150,000 last week for the suspect in the October kidnapping.
A jury convicted Eleazar Cabrera of first-degree assault and first-degree robbery for shooting a resident in the back multiple times.
Raul Benitez Santana, 32, was arraigned Tuesday on vehicular homicide charges in trooper Chris Gadd’s death.
Prosecutors charged Raul Benitez Santana, 32, Thursday in the crash that killed Chris Gadd. An arraignment is set for Tuesday.
The money, approved Friday by the Senate, will go toward constructing 88 new homes for sailors at Naval Station Everett.
Doors open at noon at Angel of the Winds Arena for a memorial for state trooper Chris Gadd, who was a “loving husband, devoted father, caring brother.”
A service for Chris Gadd, 27, on Tuesday will be held at Angel of the Winds. Gadd was hit on I-5 north of Marysville on Saturday.
As thousands of bills churned in the Legislature, only a fraction made it to their journey’s end in this 60-day legislative session.
