City staff will now begin to work on a permanent solution to be in place by April 2026.
Earth Day is just around the corner, and The Daily Herald has gathered a handful of events around the county that are getting… Continue reading
Edmonds is the first city in the country to implement new technology at a wastewater treatment facility that eradicates “forever chemicals,” otherwise known… Continue reading
Jared Mead wrote an amendment as an attempt to balance environmental concerns and housing needs.
The Tulalip Tribes and the Adopt A Stream Foundation will hold a tree planting at 9 a.m. Saturday on the west fork of… Continue reading
The nonprofit invites people to walk and roll along Centennial Trail near Arlington to help salmon restoration work.
The state Department of Ecology also declared a drought emergency for three eastern WA counties.
Tuesday evening city council meeting offers residents first opportunity to comment.
New pieces will highlight glaciers, part of the Skykomish and Nooksack watersheds.
The sanctuary recently rescued nine goats from Yelm and is nursing the animals back to health.
The examiner revoked the city’s Determination of Non-Significance, forcing Edmonds to address infrastructure issues on the creek
The Trump administration’s attempt to roll back numerous vehicle pollution standards has left states wondering what’s next.
Everett area could see nearly 70 degrees before possible thunderstorms return on Wednesday.
A nonprofit used timber from the 2024 bomb cyclone to construct a shelter for Flowing Lake Park in Monroe.
The council has yet to announce the next public hearing and when it will decide the outcome of the proposed wetlands ordinance.
Snohomish County officials has sent a warning letter to volunteers who belong to a diking district along Ebey Island for performing unpermitted work… Continue reading
Closing arguments were submitted last week in a hearing that could determine if the creek will be passable for salmon in the next three years.
