Martha Lake News

It's not a sure thing, but the Puget Sound area could get some snow this weekend.

"They're so excited!" says 6th Grade Teacher Karin Stone. One of my students Abby said: 'This is so fun I don't want to go to PE!'" What's more exciting than recess? What could it be? A circus? A carnival? Actually, it's a lesson in science and learning about DNA, and the folks you're about to meet know how to make it fun! "It's kind of stringy ...

Free education! Can you believe it? A new mobile science lab is rolling through Washington.

To weather the tough economy, Snohomish County Fire District 1 is finding creative ways to save money.

Mark Mulligan / The Herald Anne Nelson walks down Larch Way with her children Callie, 6, and Ryan, 9, after picking them up from Martha Lake Elementary School on Friday.

Firefighters with Snohomish County Fire District 1 will honor the sacrifices made by fellow firefighters and emergency service workers on Sept.

If it hadn't been for Cindy Locke and her family, Mykal Cochran might be dead. Instead, the 17-year-old foster child who "doesn't have a mean bone in his body" is bouncing around Seattle Children's hospital.

I don't think past forest practices or policies are something to which we should aspire.

Firefighters around Snohomish County are helping keep people cool and safe today as temperatures to soar near record-breaking levels.

The city of Mill Creek has filed a lawsuit in Snohomish County Superior Court that seeks to stop its nearest neighbor from coming any closer.

Brenden Foster was just 11 when he found out he wouldn't live much longer. Death is no light matter at any age, but the boy, who had been battling leukemia, had no time for self-pity. "It happens.