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In a 30-game season showcasing many of baseball’s top prospects, Emerson lived up to the billing as one of the premier ...

EVERETT — Police were still trying to determine who was driving when teens fled a traffic stop near Everett early Saturday ...

On Sunday, after trips to the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival and others across the country, the documentary came home for ...

Washington state voters added more wrinkles to those discussions of the elephant’s skin by breaking from the overall national direction in their choice for U.S. president, even among fellow blue ...

Days after local voters rejected several tax measures, the executive seeks an 8% property tax hike. Last week’s election saw voters soundly reject tax increases proposed by the county and municipal ...

The total short- and long-term economic impacts of Hurricanes Helene and Milton could amount to roughly $400 billion, the private forecasting firm AccuWeather has estimated. That’s more than twice ...

In the last 50 years, the bottom 60 percent saw their hourly wage increase only $3. Don’t count on Trump to fix that.

“It should come as no great surprise that a Democratic Party which has abandoned working-class people would find that the working class has abandoned them,” Sen. Bernie Sanders said in a statement.

EVERETT — Expect a wet and windy week in Snohomish County. Less than one-tenth of an inch rainfall was expected Monday in Everett, but possibly more if 4 p.m. thunderstorm predictions come to fruition ...

Attendees should bring their own blasters, eye protection, snacks and water, however free loaner blasters will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Safety measures are also in place, ...

The new ordinance will increase the protections as part of the city’s procurement policy, increasing the time employers must be free of wage theft violations to five years, while requiring the city ...