WEAN’s complaint for declaratory judgment and constitutional writ of certiorari was dismissed.
A group of engineers in white lab coats will face other wizards of the craft at a global competition
A judge ruled a jury should decide if the owner of Ken’s Korner can evict a grocery store.
Many families depend on programs that may change under the Trump Administration.
Port officials are still considering a levy reset, though it might not make it to the Nov. ballot.
The port is back to square one when it comes to a feasibility study for workforce housing.
Nichols Brothers will design and construct two electric ferries for a San Francisco project.
The campground will reopen after a six-week construction period.
The man was in satisfactory condition at Harborview Medical Center as of Monday afternoon.
About 1,500 people showed up in what seems to be one of the largest protests in Whidbey’s history.
An official groundbreaking for the LIP is planned for 3 p.m. this Thursday, April 10.
Prosecutors charged Andrew E. Talbert in Island County Superior Court March 6.
On March 31, the jury in Island County Superior Court found Aston Samms guilty.
