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In 2023, multiple victims accused Robert Blessing, 38, of abuse. He is expected to be sentenced in the Snohomish County Superior Court on Dec. 2. EVERETT — A former Arlington horse ranch owner pleaded ...

EVERETT — The race for the District 5 seat on the Snohomish County Council pits Republican incumbent Sam Low against newcomer Democrat Kelli Johnson in the upcoming general election. District 5 covers ...

Developers are taking an initiative that grants the Snohomish River legal standing rights to court, arguing the law oversteps its bounds. EVERETT — Last November, the city of Everett passed a historic ...

Proponents say Prop. 1 is needed to retain essential city services. Opponents say property taxes will become too high for vulnerable residents. EVERETT — A long-awaited Edmonds ballot measure will ...

SNOHOMISH — For Jackson boys tennis, it was business as usual at Glacier Peak High School from Tuesday to Thursday. The Timberwolves followed up their 16-0 regular season by winning the Wesco 4A ...

Most of the Democrats, in both Houses and Senate are insisting on a $1.5 trillion partisan wish list that includes taxpayer-funded health care and eliminates the common‑sense Medicaid work requirement ...

More than two dozen of the student-built guitars got air play this summer at the Schack Art Center in Everett. The exhibit included a pizza-slice shaped guitar, pink frosted donut guitar, tulip guitar ...

EVERETT — A Chelan County hearing examiner approved a conditional use permit on Tuesday, allowing Everett-based Helion Energy to construct what could become the world’s first fusion power plant in the ...

EVERETT — The Everett City Council unanimously approved a $644 million budget for 2025 on Wednesday, and with it, reductions to a number of city services. In 2025, Everett’s general fund revenue will ...

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