Man accused of shooting at police had allegedly bought drugs
EVERETT -- The Lynnwood man accused of shooting at police and causing a serious injury accident that shut down I-5 traffic for hours Wednesday allegedly had bought drugs shortly before leading police on a wild chase and massive manhunt. [More]
By Eric Stevick and Diana Hefley
Herald Writers | September 2
Lynnwood notifies more than 100 employees of possible layoffs
LYNNWOOD -- The city this week notified 102 full and part-time employees that they are on a list targeted for possible staff reductions in January. [More]
Herald staff | September 2
New temporary police chief named in Granite Falls
GRANITE FALLS - Sgt. Dennis Taylor of the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office has been named interim police chief until the status of city Police Chief Tony Domish is resolved. [More]
Herald staff | September 2
Mark Mulligan / The Herald |
Suspect arrested in Everett after chase that shut down I-5
EVERETT -- A fugitive said to be wearing just one shoe paralyzed much of Snohomish County on Wednesday after he allegedly shot at a deputy during a car chase and then injured a woman in a crash along I-5. [More]
By Rikki King, Debra Smith and Eric Stevick
Herald Writers | September 2
Lincoln, 2 other ships to leave Everett on Tuesday
EVERETT -- The USS Abraham Lincoln, USS Momsen and USS Shoup are set to leave port on Tuesday following the Labor Day weekend. The departure date was confirmed today by the Navy. [More]
Herald staff | September 2
Report on Granite Falls police chief fills 5 binders
GRANITE FALLS -- An investigation of the conduct of Granite Falls Police Chief Tony Domish has been completed, but it may not become public for some time. [More]
By Bill Sheets
Herald Writer | September 2
Mark Mulligan / The Herald |
Kisses, pictures and pride as kids start school
EVERETT -- Tianne Barnett had one last kiss to give one of her daughters. She already dropped off her first-grader, Angel Edwards, the recipient of a quick peck on the forehead. Her third-grader, Asia Barnett, somehow had escaped. [More]
By Andy Rathbun
Herald Writer | September 2
Lawsuit threatens tourist trains
A lawsuit against the Port of Seattle could put a wrinkle in plans for tourist trains and eventual passenger rail service to Snohomish along the Eastside Rail... [More]
By Noah Haglund
Herald Writer | September 2
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