Lake Stevens News

Three incumbents on the Snohomish County Council appeared headed for re-election in Tuesday night's general election returns.

On the battlefields of Iraq, John LaBossiere's gun became his security blanket, his father believes.

Three level 3 sex offenders have moved into Lake Stevens, one of those living in a home with other offenders.

The Lake Stevens Family Centera s Safe Downtown Halloween was abuzz with ghosts, goblins, ladybugs, firefighters and more.

The Lake Stevens native and his wife will teach English and sports at a shelter in Indonesia.

Detectives late Sunday were investigating an officer-involved shooting that left a man dead.

Kirk Giloth Jeff Koehler, a Lake Stevens native and food writer, will speak in Everett on Friday and talk about Mediterranean cooking and customs.

The USS Ford returned to Naval Station Everett Oct. 20 after a six-month deployment, but the ship's sailors weren't the only ones who felt that time.

The Washington State Patrol says a trooper suffered neck and back pain when his patrol car was rear-ended by a car on I-405 in Bothell.

Wedding Russell-Cross Jason Russell and Alicia Cross of Snohomish were married on July 31 in Kona, Hawaii.

In the sixth Annual Halloween Candy Buy-Back, Dr. Bourne is paying $4 for each pound of Halloween treats surrendered in his office.

There it sits, unopened and sometimes buried by fresh mail. I won't forget. I'm just not ready to rip open my ballot and vote.

The city will have at least two new City Council members next year, as four newcomers vie for open seats.

R front row: Sacha Nasr and Heather Behrend. L-R Back Row: Kazimir Wall, Emily Drew, and Cole Knowlden.

The Lake Stevens Library shows support of the Library Levy. A big difference between the library system and most other economically hard-hit companies is that the downturn in the economy isna t the cause of the budget crisis in the library system.

Lake Stevens High School will be "Honoring the Past and Celebrating the Future" on Friday, Oct.

Everett: Paine Field road named for artist Snohomish County has named a new road at Paine Field for the late Everett artist Bernie Webber.

A Lynnwood man was arrested after he nearly ran down a Lake Stevens police officer early Wednesday morning.

Frustrated Lake Stevens neighbors gathered Thursday night to learn more about a Level 3 sex offender that recently moved to their area.

This yeara TMs Family Safe Downtown Halloween celebration will include a Chili Cook-Off sure to chase away the chill of a crisp October night.