The Snohomish County Farm and Food Center received $5 million in federal funding. The county hopes to begin building in 2026.
Community Transit is set to cut the ribbon on its Orange Line extension this weekend — running from Edmonds College to Mill Creek.
Snohomish County Public Works is kicking off a project to replace buildings, along with other projects, at a maintenance facility in Arlington.
After the slide
Ten years later, The Daily Herald spoke with dozens of people — first responders, family, survivors — touched by the deadliest slide in U.S. history.
After the slide
Ten years ago, the deadliest slide in U.S. history struck between Arlington and Darrington. Here’s a look back.
A school and six Everett intersections will be photo-enforced by the end of the summer.
Tolbert won the Elson S. Floyd Award, honoring a leader who has “created lasting opportunities” for the underserved.
Authorities said Trooper Chris Gadd had been stopped along the freeway around 3 a.m. near 136th Street NE. A Lynnwood driver, 32, was arrested.
Alderwood mall is a popular destination in Snohomish County. But getting into the mall isn’t as easy as it sounds.
The PUD said the poles will connect two Everett power stations amid “increasing electrical demand.” Locals feel it shows a lack of “forethought.”
Edmonds and Stanwood-Camano voters favored levies for schools Tuesday. Arlington passed two levies, but rejected funding for a new middle school.
On Monday, Snohomish County announced $600,000 in grants for 39 organizations. Sports and arts took up a big slice of the pie.
A 28-acre plat of land will soon be townhomes, with approval from the hearing examiner. Locals previously appealed the decision.
Supply chain issues and weather delayed work on the $3.6 million project. A northbound lane will close for “the next month or two.”
Snowfall in the Cascade Range has been low — and what has fallen has been melting fast. That could spell trouble down the road.
A septic system failure forced the popular cabins to close starting Feb. 26. Visitors who had planned a trip will get refunds.
Parishes in Everett, Tulalip, Lake Stevens and elsewhere in Snohomish County will combine with their nearest neighbors over three years.
On Monday, the cameras will start issuing $130 tickets to violators. Police already counted over 1,000 violations in January.
A nearly $80 million bond, funded by property taxes, would build a new elementary school on Sultan Basin Road and fund more upgrades.
Volunteers set out to conduct the annual point-in-time count Tuesday around Snohomish County. Last year saw the highest census since 2012.
