Incumbent state Rep. April Berg, D-Mill Creek, is running for re-election against Sam Sim, a Republican from Bothell.
Last year, Mary Anderson lost a close race to serve on Superior Court. This year, she faces Judge Whitney Rivera.
The show, taking place next March, will be held at Angel of the Winds Arena. Tickets go on sale Thursday.
This month, the city presented plans to sell the property to the highest bidder, with conditions. Some council members opposed.
Thursday is the 10th anniversary of the shooting that killed four students. The walk will start at Quil Ceda Stadium.
The mayor pitched her plan Wednesday to reduce the city’s 2025 deficit of $12.6 million in the general fund.
The proposed biennial budget would fully fund police, fire and EMS, but leave a $2.6 million deficit in 2026.
Local nonprofit Housing Hope broke ground on the 52-unit development last May. Tenants will move in soon.
At 88th Street NE and 36th Avenue NE, the Chick-fil-A is adding more drive-thru space. Meanwhile, 7-Eleven is removing tanks.
The library is hosting a ‘Pufferfish Day’ on Saturday in honor of the sometimes lethargic blowfish.
No decisions were made on the cost, location or even if the stadium would be built. Those are still to come.
The district also promised to pay his attorney fees in the event of a lawsuit over his actions as superintendent.
Some of the property is currently used for office space. Residents spoke out in droves against the rezone.
The city of just over 21,000 is desirable for its location and more affordable starter homes, real estate agents said.
The district’s new program includes a new 12-week lesson plan and increased supervision.
The federal dollars from the Inflation Reduction Act were part of $240 million distributed to 27 tribes in the Northwest.
Union workers have picketed in front of Boeing for 19 straight days. They are willing to stay longer.
Mayor Mike Rosen presented a draft 2025 budget Tuesday, including plans for a levy next year to address a $13 million deficit.
Parents at Lockwood Elementary spent 10 years seeking a crosswalk safety upgrade. Snohomish County employees finally installed it last week.
Plaintiffs alleged the business, WaterStation Technology, fraudulently raised $130 million from investors.
