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Two people hurt in Everett restaurant shooting
EVERETT, Wash. -- The Everett Police Department is searching for the man responsible for shooting two people.
Worker trapped under Boeing 787 tires is rescued
Officials say emergency crews have rescued a worker who was temporarily trapped beneath the tires of a Boeing 787 jetliner at an Everett, Wash., airfield.
Family, Tulalip tribe feuding over lucrative land
The parcel in the 22,000-acre Western Washington reservation had been left behind by their grandmother, a tribal member who went by the white name of Katrina Jim and had been an allottee in a land agreement signed by the federal government in 1904 -- back when the reservation had about 450 people.
With too little evidence to solve case, EvCC fatal arson investigation is in limbo
In 2003, as an arson investigator for Everett police, Friesen was assigned to take a fresh look at the fire that killed Everett firefighter Gary Parks.
25 years later, firefighter's death in EvCC arson weighs on family, comrades
The bronze plaque fixed in the walkway in front of the bench with the bronze helmet and jacket at the Gary Parks memorial outside the building at Everett Community College that bears his name.
Peninsula cheerleaders avoid state competition illness
North Olympic Peninsula cheerleaders escaped an intestinally virus that sickened more than 200 cheerleaders and their supporters at the state cheerleading championships - because they didn't attend.
Learn tricks for your garden in free classes
The first event is a Rain Garden Design workshop from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Legion Hall in Everett.
Children from Everett church help raise money to save school in Guatemala
Children at Everett's Faith Lutheran Church donated money for a retaining wall to help save a school in the Guatemalan village of San Pedro Miador.
Everett man has called square dances for decades
Don Starring of Lynnwood spins his wife Jackie at the Valentine-themed square dance Friday at the Carl Gipson Senior Center in Everett.
Northwest Tribal Growth, A Year Without Money, And Strong Women In Horror
Some Northwest tribes have quickly increased their membership rolls. Others wish they had more members.
WA Senate OKs weakened flame retardant bill
The Washington state Senate passed a bill Friday to ban one potentially cancer-causing flame retardant from kids' products but not another that is more widely used.
Frigates join other nations in hunt for drugs
Four Navy frigates and a patrol squadron operating in the 4th Fleet area of responsibility have joined a new multi-national effort to combat illicit trafficking routes in Central America.
Tri-national Marine force assaults Thai beach
Elements of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit alongside forces from the Republic of Korea and Kingdom of Thailand conducted an amphibious assault here, Feb.
Fire causes heavy damage to Everett auto dealer's building
Everett firefighters respond to a fire at Broadway Auto Sales near 17th and Broadway in Everett Friday morning.
Tragedy trains light on supervised visits
Questions rise from ashes. After Sunday's fiery horror, much is unanswerable. How could a father open the door to his children, then set the house on fire? Authorities say that's what happened in Graham, where Braden and Charlie Powell, ages 5 and 7, died by their father's hand.
Dining: Two south Everett shops deliver terrific teriyaki
The distinction among most places is based on cooking method, grilled or wok-fried, quantity, big to bigger, and the side, usually a small lettuce salad or pickled cucumbers.
200 sick after cheerleading competition
Nearly 200 people reported getting sick after attending the Salute to Spirit and State Cheerleading Championships at the Comcast Arena in Everett, Wash., last weekend, according to KING 5 News.
ATS opens aerospace repair plant, looks to hire
Everett airplane maintenance and repair company Aviation Technical Services on Thursday opened a new parts repair facility just south of Boeing's widebody jet plant, securing 100 skilled mechanics' jobs and making plans to hire another 100 within two years.
Snohomish County Fire District 1 responded to 325 calls the week of Jan. 26 through Feb.
With appeal denied, 1926 Everett home can be torn down, replaced by larger home
A property owner who plans to replace an older home with a new, far larger one on Grand Avenue is free to do so.