Heraldnet

Heraldnet

by Sound Publishing, Inc.

254 ratings
81 reviews
Free
With Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 4, 2021
  • March 6, 2026

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Access local news from north King, Snohomish, and Island counties. Customize your feed, listen to articles, and receive breaking news alerts. View the digital print edition for comprehensive coverage.

Customizable news feed
Read-aloud news articles
Push notifications for breaking news
Digital print edition view
Local coverage of sports, food, arts
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What users say

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What's New in Heraldnet

3.19.23

March 6, 2026

- Improved stability - General bug fixes

User reviews

Love the app

So far I’ve had the subscription for a few weeks. We originally got it for a Mariners promotion. I wasn’t sure if I would read the paper a lot, but come to find out I actually enjoyed it. I hate we don’t get the weekend papers, and there’s no way to add them into your subscription, so that sucks butt.
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Herald App

I do like subscribing to local news and having it read to me on the app. I do wish that the app would let me go into other apps while it is reading, though.

I enjoy the Daily Herald since moving to Redmond

We used to enjoy reading the print version every morning, but reading online on my iPad since moving to Redmond is a good substitute.
We are keeping up with Snohomish County news and read the editorials, especially Sid Schwab’s analysis.
Thank you,
Hans and Martha Dankers

The herald

Love the local paper. We need it very much

Local insight

I love getting local news from the Herald. There is always something interesting that is “news” to me.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

8 issues

App won't open puzzles section

Bug

Notification alerts link to non-existent stories

Bug

iPhone format display issues

Bug

Website takes multiple clicks to load current edition

Bug

Puzzles menu disappeared from live news menu

Bug

Login authentication failures despite correct credentials

Bug

App performance degradation on older iOS versions

Bug

Subscription status not recognized after login

Bug

Requested Features

8 requests

Ability to read app while using other applications simultaneously

Feature

Full print edition with comics included in subscription

Feature

Simpler subscription and cancellation process

Feature

Better password management for elderly users

Feature

More unbiased political coverage

Feature

Restore weekly local retailer advertisements

Feature

Improved notification system with working links

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Dark mode option

Feature

FAQ

What kind of news does the Heraldnet app provide?

The app provides local news coverage for north King, Snohomish, and Island counties. This includes a wide range of topics such as sports, food and drink, the arts, and general happenings in the region.

How can I customize my news experience with Heraldnet?

You can customize your news feed to display only the stories and topics that interest you most. This allows you to focus on the content you want to read, making your news consumption more efficient.

Is the Heraldnet app free to use?

The app itself is free to download. However, access to subscriber-exclusive content requires a digital or print subscription to the Everett Herald. You can subscribe within the app.

What devices is the Heraldnet app compatible with?

The app is designed for mobile devices, allowing you to access local news whenever and wherever you are. Specific compatibility details for operating systems like iOS and Android are typically found in the app store listing.

Can I read the newspaper digitally through the app?

Yes, the app allows you to view the print edition of today's newspaper as a digital version. This provides a familiar format for those who prefer to read the paper as it's printed.