Edmonds scores an important victory over Everett in the hotly-contested North Region.
Western Display Fireworks reported the city’s fireworks failure in 2023 was the result of an “oversight from a former employee.”
A proposed law would allow local councils to bypass voters and impose an extra tax. Snohomish County voters narrowly rejected a similar tax in 2016.
Tax bills for 2024 will shock some and delight others. Woodway, where the average home is $2.2 million, will get tax cut.
The Snohomish County nonprofit mentors first-generation college bound students and students facing hardships
Parishes in Everett, Tulalip, Lake Stevens and elsewhere in Snohomish County will combine with their nearest neighbors over three years.
Frank Walton was sentenced to 18 years in the killing of his landlord, Howard Benzel. He now faces a new trial.
Rep. Julio Cortes, D-Everett, and Rep. Carolyn Eslick, R-Sultan, want to fund temporary housing for those exiting treatment at ages 18 to 24.
But it wasn’t clear if the wound was self-inflicted or the result of a brief gunfight with police, authorities said.
After an hourslong standoff on Casino Road early Friday, authorities detained the man wanted on out-of-state murder charges.
Officers reported an exchange of gunfire shortly before 2 p.m. Wednesday, at a home on Paine Field Way.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson argued Providence, with hospitals in Everett and Edmonds, violated the state’s charity care law.
If the bill passes, Snohomish County graduates could get one year of free college locally, regardless of income.
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A SWAT team detained a suspected gunman late Wednesday, hours after a shootout with police shut down a south Everett neighborhood.
Nurse Navigation could redirect thousands of 911 calls to less-urgent care in Snohomish County — saving ambulance crews precious time.
Last year, Evergreen saw the most fights, by far, in the district’s middle schools. Now things are quieter. Parents credit staff and new policies.
After considering a remodel, the city has decided to remove the 103-year-old gazebo.
Paine Field reached 63 degrees before noon Monday, surpassing a previous record set in 2010.
Since 2005, at least 27 people have died at the Snohomish County Jail. Four have died since September.
Only two counties had jobless rates below 4.0% in Western Washington. King and Snohomish counties were virtually neck-and-neck.