A sketchy look at the news of the day.

MONROE — Local and state officials celebrated the nearly completed Monroe City Hall and municipal court on Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and the unveiling of a new city flag ...

Incumbent Derica Escamilla, left, a business development manager, is looking to retain Position 1 on the council. She faces grocery store department leader Dio Boucsieguez, center, and security ...

Cal Raleigh called his shot years ago. In a childhood video spreading like social-media wildfire, Big Dumper was the Home Run Derby champion of his North Carolina backyard when an eight-year-old ...

This series is called "Our Fault." Everyone knows about a massive earthquake that is expected to hit the Northwest. It will be centered off the Pacific coast. But there are dangerous faults right ...

The impact of local news is immeasurable Trusted, local journalism is essential for a thriving community and a healthy democracy, and The Daily Herald covers Snohomish County like no other ...

For President Trump, getting the “big beautiful bill” through a compliant GOP Congress was the easy part. Now comes the hard part. Trump and his Republican allies must now effectively sell the ...

Editorial: Check state’s transportation road map from now to 2050 A state commission’s Vision 2050 plan looks to guide transportation planning across the state.

Republicans are counting on low-information voters’ party loyalty over their own financial interests.

Conservative critics upset by the movie director’s comments on immigration need to read up on the hero’s origins.

Editorial: Perkins, in strong field, best for Marysville council The fifth-grade teacher hopes to improve outreach and participation with neighborhood meetings.

While the amount of money is still unknown, funding plans are already in place to help with drug abuse prevention, treatment and education.