Larimers Corner has two intersections close together that can get busy during the eastbound afternoon commute.
Already the state is in the early design stage for a U.S. 2 roundabout to replace the signal at Fern Bluff and Old Owen roads.
Nine “stay out of drug areas” cover a broad swath of the city, mainly along its major roads.
The Everett Station District Alliance is hosting a town hall event from 2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday.
The Port of Everett plans to dismantle the schooner with rich history, built in 1888. Some of its timber could be used in public art.
Highway 9 is set for closures and detours in June in Lake Stevens and Marysville. The county is resurfacing 59 miles of roads.
Sound Transit board members are set to consider which alternatives to advance for the next round of evaluation.
Staff recommended $750,000 for a new roof and HVAC at the library, $250,000 toward a nonprofit facility in Lynnwood and more.
A reader asked about the I-5 interchange lane striping after reportedly seeing lots of driver confusion.
A 200-unit apartment complex between three and seven stories tall is proposed at Pacific and Rucker avenues.
People can book trips there and back for $3 to $5, as well as $2 parking for eight hours when made online.
A reader wondered why the highway had a lane closure despite not seeing work done. Crews were waiting on the weather.
After two sinkholes formed in early May, the Port of Everett closed the space for repairs. The property has a history with nature.
AAA projects busy airports, ferries and roads over the holiday weekend this year, though still below pre-pandemic counts.
An attorney hired by the city found no misuse of public funds. Texts between the two last year, however, were not saved on their personal phones.
Once built, dozens of families who are either homeless or in poverty will move in and receive social and work services.
After over four decades in Edmonds, the Swamp Creek and Western Railroad Association is moving to Everett.
The city is putting bike lanes on Madison Street, converting College Avenue and Fleming Street into a bike boulevard, and adding signs.
Gavin Gladsjo is looking for $6,000 in donations for bike, helmets and lessons for kindergarten through fifth grade.
Chemene Crawford has been hired as the college’s next president to oversee some 800 employees and 15,000 students.