Luckie Farms has new festive activities for families to enjoy. Tours cost $25 per person.
The city’s tree retention ordinance got in the way of Nathan Rimmer’s plans to build a home.
Rain is expected through this week. It could remain through Christmas.
A resolution passed this month means the state could sell more older forests for harvest.
The local environmental justice organization started with heat pump subsidies.
Over 170 trees fell in last month’s storm. The park near Gold Bar is closed until further notice.
Ardagh Glass Packing permanently closed its Seattle factory, leaving recycling companies scrambling for a new glass buyer.
The money for HVAC improvements will allow facilities to better serve as temporary shelters for weather-related events.
Construction is slated to start in 2027. Eventually, the trail could connect Everett and Monroe.
The new state permit incorporated additional requirements after urging from local environmental groups.
With three feet of snow, the ski resort is set to open on Friday. The opening was previously scheduled for Dec. 6.
The PUD expects all customers to have their power restored by Tuesday night.
The county project at Shinglebolt Slough hopes to collaborate with local property owners to restore former channels.
Libraries are providing access to electricity as crews from across Washington work to fix power lines.
Snohomish County’s congressional delegation believes the current policy is counterproductive to clean energy goals.
But that depends on the weather. Last year, the ski resort had to delay opening due to a lack of snow.
A new dashboard shows where dollars are going to overburdened communities across the state.
The floodgate will drastically decrease reaction time when the Stillaguamish River jumps its banks.
The Snohomish River could reach the “action” flooding stage, but forecasters don’t expect any flooding here.
The U.S. Forest Service planned to install them in 2023. Now, officials are eyeing 2026.