Index residents confront officials after mother bear and cub are euthanized
Index residents demanded answers from fish and wildlife officials after a mother bear and cub were euthanized.
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British Columbia man claims tickets he bought for Seattle show on StubHub weren’t legit
Steve Goldberg, a concertgoer from British Columbia, paid $559 for what turned out to be invalid online tickets through StubHub for a show at the Moore Theater in Seattle.
Bears killed in Index following weekend attack, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife says
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) officials shot and killed a black bear and her cub in Index Tuesday, concluding a search that began after a bear attacked a local woman Sunday.
Jobs, services potentially on the chopping block to make up for Tacoma’s $40M budget deficit
The City of Tacoma is working to address a $40 million deficit in its multi-billion-dollar, two-year budget plan.
Index resident attacked by mother bear and cub, locals react to ongoing wildlife issues
A person sustained minor injuries after being attacked by a mother bear and her cub while taking out garbage over the weekend in Index, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Wrongful death suit filed against waste management company for death of Seattle cyclist
The family of Seattle school teacher Christian Salyer has filed a lawsuit against waste management company Recology and one of its drivers after Salyer was hit and killed while riding his bicycle.
Everett establishes new ‘buffer zones’ where camping and loitering are banned
The City of Everett has designated two new “no sit no lie” buffer zones on Colby Avenue and Broadway to address recurring public health and safety concerns.
Former Divers Institute of Technology directors respond to protest by students and instructors
Dive classes were going Monday at the Divers Institute of Technology in Seattle following class disruptions, instructor absences, and student concerns over training certification.
What voters need to know about I-638, which calls for sex verification requirements in girls sports
Washington state voters are considering Initiative 638, a measure that would require female student-athletes to submit documentation from a health care provider verifying their biological sex before competing in school sports.
Snohomish County women hope to open first-of-its-kind center to help people with Down Syndrome
Two Snohomish County mothers are leading an effort to establish Washington state’s first GiGi’s Playhouse achievement center in Everett.
