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Gonzaga University's men's basketball team has dropped to No. 13 in the Associated Press Top 25 rankings following consecutive losses, including a recent 77-71 defeat to Connecticut. This marks the first time since the 2018-19 season that the Bulldogs have lost back-to-back games. They will have a chance to improve their ranking in upcoming games, notably against UCLA.
Exxon Mobil Corp. is entering the electricity market to supply power to data centers focused on artificial intelligence, using gas-fired plants with carbon capture technology. This initiative aims to meet the energy demands of Big Tech companies while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Donald Trump recently expressed his intention to end birthright citizenship during an NBC interview, calling it 'ridiculous.' However, legal experts assert that this move would face significant challenges due to the protections of the 14th Amendment and established legal precedents.
A Snohomish parent expresses outrage at learning about the arrest of a vice principal at Centennial Middle School for child rape through a group text instead of a formal school announcement. The parent criticizes the school's lack of direct communication with families, arguing that it fosters fear and distrust, and calls for the Snohomish School District to provide timely information to support students.
Alaska Air's acquisition of Hawaiian Holdings is projected to increase profits by $1 billion by 2027, enhancing its competitive position in the airline industry. In contrast, JetBlue faces financial challenges and operational setbacks. The article suggests a potential merger between Alaska Air and JetBlue could strengthen Alaska's status as a major national carrier.
The article critiques The Herald's policy of linking reporters' wages to story counts, arguing that it undermines journalism's essential role in democracy. Author Mike Murray emphasizes the importance of local government coverage, warning that insufficient reporting could leave citizens unaware of significant developments, such as new infrastructure projects.
The annual Christmas party organized by Casino Road Kids Ministries in Everett brought joy and support to 125 local children and their families, featuring festive meals, craft activities, and gifts, all emphasizing hope and connection for underserved youth.
The NOAH Center in Stanwood is launching a year-end fundraising campaign to support its mission of finding loving homes for over 56,000 pets since 2003. The center's innovative programs, including a low-cost spay/neuter clinic, aim to address animal welfare and combat pet overpopulation.
John Mateer, the standout quarterback for Washington State University, has entered the transfer portal after leading the nation with 44 total touchdowns this season. Coach Jake Dickert remains optimistic about Mateer's future despite the loss of several key players to transfers. Mateer will not play in the upcoming Holiday Bowl against Syracuse.
Up to 167 low-rent apartments are set to be constructed at Lynnwood City Center Station, utilizing leftover land from Sound Transit. Developed by nonprofit Housing Hope, the project will also include community services like a medical-dental clinic and behavioral health center, addressing the region's affordable housing crisis.