Since November, 38 homeless people were identified through outreach. Six have accepted housing offers with case management.
Irish pubs and beer gardens are not the only places serving up Irish charm this year.
Cowboy hats are rarities round these here parts. But these troubadours are riding out of the sagebrush and into the city.
A driver heading east allegedly crossed the center line and hit the other man’s truck head-on Tuesday afternoon near Oso.
The people in the truck got out before the train hit it at 212th Street NW and Sill Road.
Police were looking for a driver who fatally hit a man around 8 p.m. Tuesday on 172nd Street NE, which is also Highway 531.
The state has a contract for crews to go out this year and repair the road between 132nd Street NE and Highway 528.
In 2021, Maria Gutierrez alleged an Arlington police officer tore her rotator cuff. She settled with the city this month.
In his plea, Daniel Lyons Scott admitted assaulting federal officers to block the Electoral College vote.
New bears and gnomes now stand in the soot of their predecessors. Steve Backus credits firefighters and community support.
Chad Walton was 19 when he stabbed Herbert and Westley Joyce in 1997. A state Supreme Court ruling opened the door for release.
Police said Christopher Carpenter sexually assaulted a teenager he was training while working at the Boys and Girls Club.
Two suspects fled after shooting a 33-year-old man in a motorhome Tuesday morning, according to police.
It would help pay for capacity improvement, pavement preservation, pedestrian safety and traffic calming projects.
A search of Cesar Valdez-Sanudo’s property in Arlington unearthed kilos of drugs and hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Ismael Cruz-Sanchez had a lengthy history with impaired driving. He pleaded guilty to killing Jason Vogan, 45.
Prosecutors say Steve Parker led a double life, helping people in addiction while dealing drugs across Western Washington.
The stream was built from scratch in 2021. After another successful spawning season, volunteers say there’s more work to be done
Avian flu is to blame for costs that have more than doubled in the past year. Local diners in particular are shelling out more cash.
More than 1,500 attended a grand opening on Dec. 10. The venture comes amid a boom in tribal cannabis stores.
