EVERETT — Law enforcement briefly closed all lanes of eastbound U.S. 2 on the trestle west of Highway 204 due to a vehicle fire on Saturday. The driver was not in the vehicle at the time of the fire, ...

As it turns out, Twitter is not the town square. Someone might want to alert American political leaders. In the era of social media, Democratic and Republican politicians have grown hyper-sensitive, ...

We are about to find out who is going to “eat” President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Don’t expect U.S. consumers to be the ones eagerly picking up their knives and forks. While the higher levies have been ...

There’s been a lot of excitement about last week’s ruling by a federal judge in Boston that the Trump administration, in its efforts to deport college students holding objectionable political views, ...

SNOHOMISH — Kennedy Horne had a clear message for her teammates. Kamiak volleyball was on the brink of getting swept by Glacier Peak on Tuesday, trailing 2-0 with the third set coming down to the wire ...

Our former partner, Superior Court Judge Karen Moore, is running for election to the Court of Appeals, Division I, this November. Karen has extensive experience in all areas of the law that will come ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — The National Guard troops dispatched by President Donald Trump to fight “domestic terrorists” in the “war-ravaged” city of Portland will face an unexpected challenge: naked bicycle ...

EVERETT — So you’re driving up I-5, having just picked up an out-of-towner from one of the flatter portions of this country, you crest the hill near the Boeing freeway and get an expansive view of the ...

Mike Macdonald is more than frustrated. His defense just got annihilated. His foundation — the reason the Seahawks replaced legendary Pete Carroll with him in the winter of 2024 — getting flattened ...

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When the Supreme Court returns for its new term on Monday, the crucial question will be whether it serves as a check on President Trump or just a rubber stamp approving his actions. Actually, although ...