The County Council voted unanimously Wednesday to ban sales in a swath of unincorporated south Snohomish County.
Everett sent out over 2,000 warnings from speed cameras near Horizon Elementary in a month. Fittingly, more cameras are on the horizon.
Everett could hit a high of 79 on Saturday. Farther inland, temperatures could reach as high as 86 this weekend.
The Snohomish County Council wants your thoughts on a loophole that allows fireworks sales, but bans firework explosions south of Everett.
After a rain delay, I-5 will be down to one lane in Everett on May 10, as crews replace asphalt with concrete.
A Stanwood-Camano school board member contested that “we have discriminatory practices and prejudices in our education system.”
Marysville is updating its comprehensive plan and wants the public to weigh in on road project priorities.
The anticipated arrival of the northern Link expansion is another sign of a rapidly changing city.
Closed since December, part of the route to some of the region’s best hikes remains closed due to construction.
Angel of the Winds Arena played host to the first night of the PBR’s two-day competition in Everett, part of a new weeklong event.
Let’s take a look at the troublesome intersection of 33rd Avenue W and 30th Place W, as Lynnwood weighs options for better traffic flow.
The new weeklong event combines a popular Professional Bull Riders event with live music, two-step dancing and more.
Routes 510, 512, and 513 will change, but they’ll still be around.
Community Transit has “a lot to do to get ready” for light rail’s Aug. 30 arrival, the agency’s CEO said.
After years of building anticipation, Sound Transit released the opening date of the 8½-mile extension. Mark your calendar for Aug. 30.
Last year, half of the 34 fireworks stands permitted by Snohomish County were in areas where use is already illegal.
The 8½-mile light rail extension between Northgate and Lynnwood will be Snohomish County’s first foray with the Link.
Elected officials, community members celebrate Snohomish County’s newest bus rapid transit line.
A detour around construction at Larch and Locust ways will be over 4 miles — highlighting how critical the intersection is to commuters.
Residents and recreation enthusiasts can rejoice as Snohomish County will open the road following a mild winter.
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