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Bothell City Council Adopts 2040 Vision and Strategic Priorities

In early 2023, Bothell's City Council adopted a comprehensive 2040 Vision and three-year Strategic Priorities to guide the city's future development. Officially adopted in March, these documents will influence policy-making, budgeting, and community engagement. Residents are encouraged to review these initiatives to stay informed about Bothell's future direction.

Why prosecutors say former Seagen CEO wasn’t charged after arrest

Prosecutors in the Seattle area decided not to charge former Seagen CEO Clay Siegall after an investigation into alleged domestic violence due to inconsistent witness statements. Legal experts have raised concerns that important evidence may have been overlooked, particularly regarding visible injuries sustained by Siegall's ex-wife.

Police: Man steals car at gunpoint, crashes into deputies near Bothell

A Seattle man has been charged with first-degree robbery and second-degree assault after stealing a car at gunpoint and crashing it into deputies' patrol cars in Bothell. The incident involved the suspect tracking the stolen Audi via a mobile app, resulting in significant damage to law enforcement vehicles but no injuries reported. His bail was set at $130,000 following a previous carjacking charge dismissal.

Quantum computing firm IonQ to open Bothell R&D center

IonQ, a leading quantum computing company, is opening a new research and manufacturing center in Bothell, Washington, which will create thousands of jobs and serve as its primary North American production site. The company plans to invest $1 billion over the next decade, reinforcing the Seattle area's status as a tech innovation hub.

AGC Biologics in Bothell to produce new diabetes treatment

AC Biologics in Bothell, Washington, will manufacture Tzield (teplizumab-mzwv), a new FDA-approved treatment for Type 1 diabetes that can delay the onset of the disease by about two years, benefiting patients and their families.

1 killed in 6-vehicle crash on I-405

A tragic accident on southbound I-405 near Highway 527 resulted in the death of 41-year-old Jesse Ludington, who was struck by another vehicle after exiting his own following a crash. The incident involved six vehicles and led to a closure of the highway for several hours while authorities investigated. I-405 reopened around 10:30 a.m.

Bothell man accused of anti-Black shooting near Lynnwood

A Bothell man was arrested for allegedly shooting at two Black individuals in a Lynnwood-area apartment complex, motivated by racial bias. The incident occurred on October 8, 2022, leading to charges of first-degree assault and a hate crime after an investigation revealed security footage and police surveillance.

Business Briefs: Seagen appoints new CEO; new research president | HeraldNet.com

Seagen, a Bothell-based cancer therapy company, has appointed David R. Epstein as its new CEO, replacing Clay Siegall amid a domestic violence investigation. Additionally, Eviation Aircraft has secured over $2 billion in orders for its all-electric commuter plane, highlighting advancements in sustainable aviation.

Seattle man sentenced after overturned conviction in Bothell murder

Jesse Randall Ackerman, a Seattle man, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the 2016 murder of Ryan Osborne near Bothell. After his initial conviction was overturned, he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, providing closure for the victim's family and avoiding a lengthy appeal process.

Bothell man charged with smoking meth before fatal Evergreen Way crash

A Bothell man, Sean Baskins, has been charged with vehicular homicide following a high-speed crash in Everett that resulted in the death of 43-year-old Thomas Ogden. Witnesses reported Baskins was driving significantly over the speed limit and appeared under the influence of methamphetamine at the time of the accident, raising concerns about reckless driving and drug use on local roads.

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