Community paramedics based in Lynnwood find long-term solutions for chronic problems. The program will grow with nearly $1 million.
Election Results
Garth Fell, who ran as a nonpartisan candidate, was leading fellow election insider Cindy Gobel by almost 20% on Tuesday night.
More than 1,300 nurses are set to picket for five days, saying they are fighting for safe staffing.
Nurse Julie Bynum said she and her colleagues don’t feel heard: “Now they’re going to be heard.”
After Everett nurses gave the hospital a 10-day strike notice Friday, questions loom for patients like Richard Phelps.
Nearly 1,400 nurses approved a walkout if the hospital can’t come to terms on higher pay during understaffed shifts.
Elections 2023
Candidates say they’ll ask for more state money, as well as transparency in district spending.
Incumbent Garth Fell is proud of his term. His colleague Cindy Gobel thinks she can do a better job — and she’s outspoken about it.
With $4 billion in debt, the struggling chain is closing 154 stores nationwide, including in Everett, Mill Creek and Lynnwood.
Self-reported health has declined since 2021, according to the annual Countywide Health and Well-Being Monitor.
Cheyenna Costello sat over four hours in a hospital lobby with severe stomach pain. Her death was preventable, her family says.
The next phase of the Everett campus — a 72,000-square-foot facility on Broadway — is expected to serve 1,300 people per year starting in 2025.
Nineteen infants died in two years in Snohomish County, when zero died from drownings or car crashes. Officials sounded the alarm this week.
New vaccines are available in Snohomish County. Here’s how and where to get them.
Five panelists spoke on labor shortages, high costs and health care barriers Wednesday at Everett Community College.
About 100 people are stuck in Everett hospital beds without an urgent medical reason. New laws aim for a solution.
The five-year plan would fund 700 affordable housing units and more diverse behavioral health options in Snohomish County.
The parent company says the name change will not affect quality of care for patients in Snohomish County.
Two new variants spreading, and case rates have doubled since the beginning of August.
Optum, the clinic’s parent company, laid off more than 50 people with no warning, former employees said. Optum declined an interview.
