Edmonds man gets 3 years prison for burning Seattle police cars
A 21-year-old Edmonds man will serve more than three years in federal prison and three years of supervised release after pleading guilty to torching two police cars using Molotov cocktails during Seattle protests against racism and police violence last year.
Appeals court: Edmonds can’t enforce safe storage gun law
The city of Edmonds lost another legal battle this week in its effort to enforce a statute telling residents how to store their guns.
Man attacks Edmonds hospital worker before running naked through the streets and assaulting 3 more people
A 23-year-old man brought to Swedish Hospital after a mental health crisis reportedly attacked a hospital worker before stripping, running through the streets naked and assaulting three more people, Edmonds police said.
Log truck loses load at Edmonds ferry dock; Edmonds/Kingston routes back in service
UPDATE: The logs were cleared in time for the 2:25 p.m. Edmonds and 2:30 p.m. Kingston departures.
Man accidentally shoots 5-year-old daughter
Edmonds police are asking prosecutors to consider filing misdemeanor criminal charges against a father who accidentally shot his 5-year-old daughter while locking up a handgun.
Suspect on trial for 1972 murder of Jody Loomis commits suicide hours before guilty verdict
Terrence Miller, the 78-year-old man on trial for the murder of 20-year-old Jody Loomis 48 years ago, killed himself Monday, hours before a jury found him guilty of the heinous crime.
Police investigating explosion in Edmonds
UPDATE: Investigators determined the explosion was a plastic pop bottle set off by an Edmonds man who was later arested.
Man faces charges for deadly shooting at market in Edmonds involving estranged wife
A man is facing charges, including murder, after shooting his estranged wife and two others.
One of three shot at market in Edmonds succumbs to injuries; suspect now facing murder charge
One of the three people who were shot at the Boo Han Oriental Market in Edmonds Tuesday afternoon has died, police said.
Popular Edmonds Halloween event canceled
The popular downtown Edmonds Halloween event is the latest fundraising event the Chamber of Commerce has had to cancel. If something doesn't change, it could be the end of a chamber of commerce that's been around for 113 years.
Seattle and Edmonds school districts vote out officers from schools
The Edmonds School District and Seattle Public Schools announced they will remove law enforcement from schools.