Amit B. Singh, the president of Edmonds College, says he’s always asking himself how the school can keep up. Keeping up may ...

Editor: As a result of recent Washington State legislation, the city is required to change residential zoning by June 30, ...

The Edmonds School Board Jan. 28 unanimously approved an agreement with Mahlum Architecture for the school district’s new ...

A new bill making its way through the Washington State Legislature aims to help people who live in their vehicles avoid ...

As small-town publications close shop and communities lose touch, lawmakers are considering a bill to divert $20 million from higher education to support journalists covering civic affairs. Sen. Marko ...

Edmonds, who leads the Senate Transportation Committee, said lawmakers are just getting started on the budget but the "early ...

Dick's Drive-In is celebrating the chain's 71st anniversary with 19-cent hamburgers and cheeseburgers at all nine of its ...

Writer Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum grew up surrounded by words. As children, she and her sister enjoyed falling asleep to their ...

An order that sought to pause federal grants and loans left local organizations, including cities, wondering what’s next.

The stories and hopes of six Juniper aged care residents will be showcased at the WA Made Film Festival in Perth, amplifying ...

Van Dinh-Kuno spoke to the Lynnwood Times about the future of refugee advocacy under the Trump administration’s illegal immigration policies.

Get them while you can! This week, Dick’s Drive-In is celebrating the chain’s 71st anniversary with 19-cent hamburgers and ...