It’s about to get much warmer here for the next several days. The good news: Air quality should improve sooner than later.
Check out a photo gallery from the finale of the two-day Timberbowl Rodeo over the weekend, in the valley near Whitehorse Mountain.
A $17 million federal grant is helping improve connectivity between Arlington and Darrington, especially at community hubs.
Crews from Department of Natural Resources are working to contain the fire. Nearby communities are not in danger.
Jeremy Doyle, 46, was riding east near Darrington when he crashed into the side of a car that was turning left.
The truck rolled over Monday morning at the intersection of Highway 530 and Fullerton Avenue. About 750 addresses were without power.
Lisa Konertz was driving west near Darrington when she crossed the center line and over-corrected, according to authorities.
Moving animals has helped struggling populations to rebound. And advocates point to past examples as evidence that “it’s not ethical to do nothing.”
A man wanted for robbery fired a shot when deputies converged. Authorities shut down Highway 530 near Darrington. No deputies were injured.
Mill Creek, for one. As interest rates remain high and supplies are low, buyers could have trouble in today’s housing market.
Mary Porter, a Sauk-Suiattle elder, hosts storytime on the first Wednesday and second Monday of each month at the Darrington library.
Alyssa Sanchez, 30, told investigators she heard “voices” telling her to kill her child and herself, according to court papers.
Residents could explore over 30 acres of land in the future Sauk Park. Nonprofit support is making the project possible.
Washingtonians will finally start seeing more sun starting March 10. But a little more winter could be on the way first.
The woman reportedly told investigators she was hearing voices before she killed her young daughter on Valentine’s Day.
Meanwhile, Darrington could see 6 to 12 inches of snow, with lows in single digits.
The town’s pharmacy closed in July. The customers’ new pharmacist in Arlington called it “another nail in the coffin for health care.”
