Business
Everett-based Fluke Corp. failed to prevent data breach, lawsuit says
The electronic test tool company allegedly notified employees of the breach just under eight months after its discovery.
Local News
Strawberry Fields receives new forever field in Marysville
The turf field replaces a heavily used natural grass field, so events can take place year-round no matter…
Local News
Edmonds parents speak out against earlier start times for elementary schoolers
Under the schedule change, 12 of the district’s 20 elementary schools would start at 7:20 a.m. and end…
Local News
74-year-old woman accused of firing stolen gun in Stanwood neighborhood
Deputies were called after the woman allegedly held her neighbors at gunpoint, court documents said.
Local News
Snohomish County approves law protecting children from drug exposure
The ordinance covers all dangerous drugs other than marijuana. A convicted person could face up to one year…
Local News
Everett to ask for eminent domain authority at stadium site
An ordinance would allow the city to go to court to acquire properties at the site of the…
Local News
Fire chiefs warn of potentially deadly results from draft road code change
Some warn county road code project they weren’t consulted on and say it would hamper evacuations during wildfires.
Local News
Groundbreaking event celebrates new low-income housing
Construction for the county Housing Authority’s 124-unit project is set to start this year in Marysville.
Local News
Arlington fires cop accused of having pictures of child sex abuse
The police officer, who’d been with the department for eight years, has been arrested twice in the last…
Local News
Council selects Kurt Hilt to be new Lake Stevens mayor
After a three-hour special meeting, the fire captain and former city council member will sign his oath of…
Local News
Everett kicks off World Cup in style
The city’s first Waterfront Watch Party unites community in Boxcar Park on Thursday.
Local News
Feds indict sisters from Snohomish County for card theft
The women are accused of using stolen gift cards to steal more than $80,000 from a retail chain,…
Local News
Following procedural error, Edmonds unanimously cancels Flock contract
Although the mayor announced the cancelation May 26, it required a City Council vote. Edmonds is the 3rd…
Local News
South County Fire advances $420 million bond to November ballot
On Tuesday, the Board of Commissioners unanimously advanced the measure, which would fund new stations, replacements and seismic…
Local News
Edmonds mayor reverses pride flag decision after public pushback
The LGBTQ+ pride flag was flying at City Hall as of 9 a.m. Wednesday. The mayor had previously…
Local News
Community supports Snohomish County man in cancer battle
Many describe Todd Lund as an institution in Everett and Lake Stevens. On Monday, loved ones gathered to…
Local News
Everett High students take part in grad walk tradition
It was the last grad walk in the current Jackson Elementary building, set to be replaced by the…
Local News
As state funding changes threaten co-op preschools, Edmonds College remains hopeful
Seven co-op preschools in the county are affiliated with the college. The state change may disqualify parent ed…
Local News
Dicks Drive-In breaks ground on new Tulalip location
While the restaurant doesnt have an official opening date yet, Dicks Drive-In CEO said they are going as…
Local News
100-year-old Stanwood dike in need of emergency repairs
Winter storms eroded a 5,000-foot stretch of the dirt and grass mound protecting the city from Puget Sound.