Summer Meltdown is in its 20th year. Attendees of the four-day festival converged on the new riverfront grounds Thursday.
Some places will get into the upper 90s. Firefighters are bracing for swift water rescues, heat stroke and more.
Most people in at-risk groups still cannot get vaccinated in Washington, as the state awaits more federal shipments.
Cases in Washington have nearly tripled in the past week. The first case in Snohomish County was reported July 8.
A 5-year-old was critically injured when he fell from a second-story window Saturday. It’s the fourth fall this year.
Generations have grown up at the Fourth of July institution. “Some people make good money, some are just out here for the pastime.”
Here’s where to find local parades, street fairs and fireworks shows.
Forecasters say stay cool, and stay safe, as a heat wave could bring temperatures approaching 90 degrees this weekend.
Forty-five kids received one Wednesday at the South Everett/Mukilteo Boys Girls Club. Comcast is giving them out.
“Cool and wet have been the theme for the Pacific Northwest,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Jacob DeFlitch.
The moon’s wobble is responsible for the lowest tides in 13 years. There are more chances this week to explore beaches.
The event will begin at 1 p.m. downtown, followed by a march through the city.
Gavin Wollman is accused of killing his father, Robert Wollman, who was found dead Friday morning.