Road Access to Fox Island/Riverwood Drive Area

05/25/11 | 5/25/2011 Mills Avenue will be closed to nonessential traffic for the construction of levee from Traynor Lane to East of the Causeway to Galleon Place until further notice.

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Closures due to flooding: Several roads closed, Dakota Zoo closing

05/25/11 Washington Street remains closed at Wachter Avenue on Thursday. Billings Drive and Munich Drive will be closed at Washington Street.

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Business briefs: Towers go up for new Everett radio station

05/18/11 Workers erected two towers for Snohomish County's new radio station, KKXA (1520 AM), based in Everett. The towers are just south of Snohomish and will provide a transmitter site for the new station and for existing KRKO (1380 AM), Fox Sports 1380. Both are owned by the Skotdal family.

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What You're Doing This Week

05/17/11 Newsbabes Bash for Breast Cancer, El Centro and more. Get going already!

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Strauss-Kahn makes Washington Life's Power 100 list

05/17/11 Katy Adams, Nikki Schwab The International Monetary Fund's Dominique Strauss-Kahn is making all sorts of lists these days. Strauss-Kahn, who joined the inmate list at Rikers Island this week, also made Washington Life's Power 100. The IMF chief was arraigned on Monday in Manhattan Criminal Court on charges including attempted rape, sex abuse, a criminal sex act, unlawful imprisonment and ...

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Saturday, May 14, 2011 - 02:05

05/17/11 BY RICK ANDERSON The Daily World SOUTH BEND -- Willapa Harbor athletes put on some impressive displays of speed and versatility, but Northwest Christian went the distance to sweep team honors at the Pacific League/Subdistrict 2B Track Meet.

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Analysis: Stuck between the Tea Party and a hard place

05/17/11 If the Republicans lose the debt limit battle, more Tea Party groups say they will aggressively seek candidates to challenge establishment figures in the 2012 primaries.

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School Winners

05/16/11 Four middle school students from Monroe were recently named semifinalists in the state's Letters About Literature project.

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Congratulations to the 504 national champs crowned in 2010!

04/30/11 The USA Cycling BMX National Championships crowned the first champs of 2011 in April. The next opportunity to win a Stars-and-Stripes jersey is coming up next week at the Collegiate Road National Championships. Will you race for a national title in any of USA Cyclingand#39;s 18 national championship events this year? 504 national champions were crowned last year. Do you see yourself or someone ...

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Your guide to gardening tours, festivals and more

04/14/11 Spring and summer are marvelous times to be a gardener in Snohomish County. Not only does the weather warm -- at least we hope it does -- but we also have plant sales, garden tours, festivals and other events nearly every weekend.

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Charleston cannons began the bloody Civil War

04/12/11 Fort Sumter, S.C., on April 14, 1861, was under the Confederate flag. Two days earlier, on April 12, the federal-held Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, was bombarded and taken over.

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News 12 Long Island Switches to HD News

04/11/11 Washington, D.C. (April 11, 2011) -- News 12 Long Island, which delivers news to nearly one million viewers on Long Island, is now broadcasting in High-Definition.

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What's going on: President Obama regrets voting against raising debt limit when he was a senator

04/11/11 Also, Central Square district is considering closing a school, and Long Island's apparent serial killer is called an animal after more bones are found.

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Starr report

04/11/11 Some more from my one-on-one interview with Simon Cowell, who talked about his new Fox show, "The X Factor" and other topics. On the crowded field of singing-competition shows: "I've been doing this a long time. There have been more competition shows in the UK than there have been...

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Pennsylvania provided iron, coal, soldiers during Civil War

04/11/11 In Pennsylvania, which gave thousands of men and industrial resources to the war, change happened quickly as the Confederate army's invasion drove farmers from their land and stimulated the armament industry.

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UNL Extension staff involved with program to help children of military families

04/02/11 The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension has been chosen by the U.S. Department of Defense to participate in a three-year program to help prepare children of military families for success when they enter the school system.

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Universal Potash Sees Demand Increasing as Prices Approach $500 per Metric Tonne

03/24/11 FOX ISLAND, WA--(Marketwire - March 24, 2011) - Universal Potash Corporation (the "Company") ( PINKSHEETS : UPCO ) announced the immediate demand for potash is remaining high and the markets for the product we are developing remain firm during the current worldwide strife. In relation to the longer-term, potential impact of the Japanese earthquake on potash prices, Patricia Mohr, Vice President ...

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Regal Entertainment Group Announces Summer Movie Express 2011

03/24/11 Regal Entertainment Group , a leading motion picture exhibitor owning and operating the largest theatre circuit in the United States, today announced details of Regal's Summer Movie Express 2011.

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Simon Cowell answers your questions about 'The X-Factor' on twitter

03/22/11 Join Simon Cowell for a live twitter chat today Tuesday, March 22 AT 5:00 PM ET/2:00 PM PT at

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Spotlight off Huskies' Overton

03/18/11 CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- On the eve of his official return from a three-game suspension, University of Washington senior Venoy Overton could thank Bruce Pearl, Kyrie Irving and the local basketball powers for taking some of the spotlight off him Thursday.

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