STARTUP – Fire crews are trying to rescue a family of four who have been trapped inside a mobile home by the rising waters of the Skykomish River west of Startup.
The water has surrounded the mobile home and has reached the steps of the house, which is near Roadside Park.
Fire crews are bringing a boat to reach the family.
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The cuts come as the city plans to reduce the library’s budget by 12% in 2025.
The scenic highway closes each year for winter. This year, it reopened June 10.
Snohomish County’s congressional delegation believes the current policy is counterproductive to clean energy goals.
A kitchen fire set off sprinklers Tuesday, causing four units to flood, authorities said.
On the night of Nov. 14, Rose Haube, 34, was crossing Evergreen Way when a car hit her, authorities said.
The 11-month-old girl’s father pleaded guilty to manslaughter last month. Both parents are set to be sentenced in January.
For many, Tesla has changed from a brand associated with climate action and innovation to something “much more divisive.”
The man was living in the shed in the 20500 block of Larch Way when it caught fire Monday morning.
The new state permit incorporated additional requirements after urging from local environmental groups.
Elected officials will meet in January for the legislative session. New state Rep. Brian Burnett is focused on the budget.
Voters may decide in April whether the city annexes into South County Fire.
Construction began on an off-leash dog park at the north Everett park. The 103-year-old gazebo there is being removed.
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