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Pedestrian killed in Sunday Hwy 99 crash identified as Lynnwood woman - Lynnwood Today

A Lynnwood woman has been identified as the pedestrian who tragically lost her life in a crash on Highway 99. The incident occurred on Sunday morning when she was struck by a vehicle at the intersection with Shelby Road, prompting an investigation by the Washington State Patrol. This event highlights ongoing concerns regarding pedestrian safety in the area.

White nationalists sue infiltrator David Capito II as efforts to locate him fail

Five members of the white nationalist group Patriot Front have filed a federal lawsuit against David Capito II, accusing him of infiltrating their organization and leaking confidential information. Efforts to serve him with the lawsuit have failed, leading the plaintiffs to seek alternative notification methods.

Lil Woody’s earns title of WA's 'best burger'

Seattle's beloved burger joint, Lil Woody’s, has been recognized as the best burger in Washington state, according to a recent study by Reader’s Digest. This accolade highlights the establishment's popularity and culinary excellence among local residents and visitors alike.

Four highlights from the Washington secretary of state debate - Lynnwood Today

The Washington Secretary of State debate highlighted critical issues surrounding election security, misinformation, and the candidates' differing approaches to these challenges. Republican Dale Whitaker is challenging incumbent Democratic Secretary of State Steve Hobbs in the upcoming November 2024 election, emphasizing the importance of protecting Washington's election system.

RV camper swept away in Virginia river flooded by Helene

A recreational vehicle was swept away by a powerful river in Virginia, resulting from flooding caused by the remnants of Hurricane Helene. This dramatic event was captured on video, highlighting the intense weather conditions experienced in the area. The incident underscores the ongoing impact of severe weather on local communities.

WA Secretary of State Candidates Debate in Edmonds

Incumbent Steve Hobbs and challenger Dale Whitaker debated Washington's election system, focusing on cyber threats, misinformation, and voter experience. Hobbs highlighted his military background, while Whitaker called for more in-person voting options.

Climber found dead on WA's Mount Baker

A climber's body was discovered on Mount Baker after he was reported missing over the weekend. This tragic incident highlights the dangers of outdoor activities in challenging terrains and emphasizes the need for safety precautions when engaging in such pursuits.

Ferry ticket prices increase by 4.25% in Washington State

Ferry ticket prices in Washington State will increase by approximately 4.25% starting October 2, 2024, marking the second consecutive year of fare hikes. The adjustments are part of a budget strategy by the Washington State Transportation Commission to address rising operational costs, with specific increases varying by route and passenger category.

McDonald's Halloween Boo Buckets return with new designs, colors

McDonald's is set to bring back its popular Halloween Boo Buckets on October 15, featuring new monster-themed designs. The fast-food giant aims to delight fans of all ages with these festive containers, which are expected to be available at participating locations nationwide.

Stillaguamish, Snohomish river salmon projects get state help

Eight projects in Snohomish County have received $2.85 million in state grants to enhance salmon and trout habitats, part of a statewide initiative distributing over $50 million. Governor Jay Inslee highlighted the importance of these funds for salmon recovery, which supports both environmental sustainability and local economies through activities like land acquisition and invasive species removal.

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