CNBC Make It ranked the University of Washington Bothell number two on its 2019 list of public colleges that provide the greatest return on investment.

The ranking of colleges that “pay off the most” was based on CNBC’s analysis of data provided by The Hechinger Report’s Tuition Tracker and PayScale’s College Salary Report.

Human remains believed to be Mill Creek resident Michael Powell were found buried in a Bothell back yard on Wednesday, May 22nd.

After asking for the public's help, Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office detectives located a person of interest in this case on Friday, May 31st.

Many of us associate the summer months with visits to a local farmers market. It’s a great way to meet and support local farmers and stock up on fresh, locally grown produce as well as many other items. It can also be a fun, community event for the whole family to enjoy.

The National Audubon Society invites birdwatchers and people with backyard bird feeders to participate in the longest-running citizen science survey - the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count.

On Saturday, December 15th, birders will take part in the 119th occurrence of this century long project.

University of Washington Bothell Chancellor Wolf Yeigh announced on August 6th that Professor Anita Krug will be the interim vice chancellor for academic affairs, effective August 15th.

Krug will fill the position of chief academic officer for UW Bothell during a search for a permanent vice chancellor for academic affairs.

The Northshore Senior Center will be hosting the 3rd annual Capes for Courage 5K on August 4, 2018. Runners and walkers of all abilities are invited to participate. Formerly called the Wranglers 5K Run/Walk, this event benefits the Wrangler Inclusion Program.

Following a personal call from Federal Transit Administration Acting Administrator K. Jane Williams, Community Transit CEO Emmett Heath pushed the button to accept a $43.2 million grant to complete funding for the Swift Green Line on Monday, April 9th.