Authorities identified the deceased in the Nov. 13 crash as Earnest Ashley Jr. He was 44.
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A man crashed at the intersection of 91st Avenue NE and Highway 204 just before 9 p.m. Wednesday, officials said.
Meanwhile, a Lake Stevens school bond remained short of the 60% threshold in Wednesday’s results.
Bonds in Lake Stevens and Sultan, as well as a levy in Arlington, were struggling based on initial election results Tuesday.
When authorities found the woman, she had no pulse. But paramedics were able to regain a pulse and she was taken to the hospital.
Over the past decade, half a dozen studies have examined the infamous arterial connecting Everett and Lake Stevens.
The woman, 32, reportedly suffers from mental illness. Prosecutors charged her with first-degree assault.
The suit alleges David Capito II joined Patriot Front using a fake identity while working for a leftist organization.
Incumbent Steve Hobbs faces Dale Whitaker. Election security and ballot access are among the central issues.
The two-day festival this weekend includes 25 shorts, a feature-length documentary and even a video from Chris Pratt.
In November, voters will decide on a proposal to add an extra $29 per month in property taxes for the average homeowner.
Initial reports stated seven people lived in the home in the 1500 block of OK Mill Road.
Quinton Rummelhart was going over 100 mph two seconds before crashing into Nancy Merz on Highway 9 last year, prosecutors allege.
Sen. Keith Wagoner is defending his seat from Democrats John Snow and Tim McDonald. All three are military veterans.
In June, a jury found Emmanuel Perez, 47, guilty of second-degree murder in the death of Terrance Moore.
State Rep. Sam Low hopes to fend off former rival Robert Sutherland, as well as Kathryn Lewandowsky and Zephaniah Borynack.
The city and sewer district have been locked in a yearslong dispute. A judge could put an end to the stalemate this month.
