Lynnwood News

A trailer or RV became engulfed in flames in south Everett northeast of Lynnwood Monday morning.

Holly Hausmann is someone who donates her time and talent to folks who don't even know her name.

An apple a day: He's already written about "The Cost of Living." Now Lynnwood screenwriter Jeff Madsen is tackling some "Forbidden Fruit." Madsen plans to begin filming his next comedy, "Forbidden Fruit," on ...

The city violated its own rules and state law last year with lax record keeping of money and inventory at its city-run golf course, a state agency said in a report.

Rhoni Gendron dreads the days when she will no longer walk her children to Woodway Elementary in Edmonds.

All throughout the Puget Sound area, you're seeing it. Ridership on mass transit is increasing.

The four new Lynnwood officers. From left, Jacob Hubby, Justin Gann, Ian Ouimet and Blake Iverson.

This November, Washington State voters will decide whether to adopt an Oregonstyle assisted suicide law.

Ben and Kathy Monroe recharged their political fuel cells this month with the power of Palin.

Thanks to Arlington cook Eldora Sundin, we're all set to launch a triple-pronged attack -- one that will answer the endless what's-for-dinner-tonight question, take a good whack at bashing those inevitable menu ...

The sagging economy will whack another $530 million from Washington state tax collections, pushing a projected deficit in the next state budget to about $3.2 billion, state analysts reported Thursday.

It's good news that many of our neighbors are kind enough to befriend boys and girls as Big Brothers and Sisters.

A new shopping center with a large Fred Meyer store and seven smaller retail buildings is taking shape at the intersection of 164th Street SW and Alderwood Mall Parkway.

A lockdown at Lynnwood High School ended Tuesday morning after police tracked down a possible suspect in an assault near the school, police and school district officials said.

The founder of MILA Inc., a local wholesale mortgage lender that failed last year, was accused by a bankruptcy trustee of taking millions of dollars out of his company to enrich himself.

GUEST COMMENTARY Businesses should lead the way for United Way By Buzz Rodland As a business owner, I look for every possible competitive edge.

Students in the Edmonds School District are learning a tough, new lesson this year: If you're hungry for a hot meal, don't forget your lunch money.

After 17 years and a 14-fold growth in both size and work force, Northwest Duty Free Stores will close its shop in The Landing mall on Sept.

Snohomish County sheriff's deputies this afternoon have released photographs of three young men suspected in an early morning smash-and-grab spree at the Ash Way Park and Ride.

The boss says its time for me to make the annual business trek to Seattle and so once again I will find myself in the Lynnwood - Mountlake Terrace area looking for a decent place to eat dinner.