Not everyone was on their best behavior, but a newbie transit rider managed to master the bike rack.
A dozen divers spent a morning removing trash from near a boat launch and parks. And there’s more down there.
The city of Everett had kept apart Planned Parenthood defenders and opponents, but that ended last week.
Snohomish County's bike shops are running out of stock and supplies to repair and restore old ones.
It’s the first of three phases for the mental health care provider’s Broadway redevelopment.
Sales have spiked the past several years. In Snohomish County, they’re expected to gain popularity.
The pandemic’s effects on movie theaters have delayed some work at the 70-acre Everett development.
The city will use a $1.85 million grant from Sound Transit to improve bicycle and pedestrian connections.
Mae Tomita bowls by muscle memory. She can’t see how many pins are left standing. Often, it’s zero.
The Port of Everett and Snohomish County plan to make an online system for $3 reservations.
Staff review road projects for low-cost way to improve bike infrastructure. Advocates want more.
The accident prompted a reminder by authorities that window screens cannot prevent a child from falling.
The dividers are intended to reduce crashes. Pilchuck River bridge joints, meanwhile, will be replaced.
Anti-abortion groups gather on a nearby corner. Clinic supporters convene across the street.
The city and state are spending millions to improve traffic flow with more lanes and roundabouts.
In all, 260 units are planned for the downtown Everett site. The older brick building will remain.
The project list includes expanding the three-mile, two-lane road between Bothell and Lynnwood.
