Two others suffered injuries that weren’t considered life-threatening, investigators said.
In the next week, stretches of Highway 9 will close at night for striping and pavement repairs.
The city will charge $0.84 per minute of staff time spent on redacting video footage.
Karen Coulombe makes sure her students have career skills and Microsoft certifications. Certiport recognized her as its 2023 educator of the year.
An Infiniti sedan was reportedly speeding through the intersection of Highway 9 and Market Place. Police released few details as of Monday.
Jona Sarmiento often returns with baby Carlisle, now 2 months, for milestone photos from the watershed event.
The sculpture, honoring the tower built in 1907, is the latest step in the city’s push to revitalize its downtown.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife portraits were created by Cal Robinson, 34, to honor 50 years of the Endangered Species Act.
Snohomish County Public Works is set to begin a study of intersection improvements near Lake Stevens.
Community members have expressed dismay at the lack of support for Pride Month.
Construction crews need another full closure to finish building the roundabout at the intersection of Highways 9 and 204.
Small cities could soon see their mail delivered from Everett, workers say. The Postal Service declined to comment directly.
Travelers should expect delays or find another way from Friday to Thursday between Highway 204 and Lundeen Parkway.
Cooper Cummings, who grew up in Lake Stevens, defeated a world record-holder in Cooper’s Hill Cheese Rolling and Wake.
It was a joint exercise between different fire and police agencies. Three fake victims were pulled from the water.
You have to ask for onions in Lake Stevens. For some, it’s a much bigger deal than a single-use cup. It’s a reminder of a pre-pandemic world.
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Ryan Kynaston, 36, reportedly caused the crash when he crossed a double line in Lake Stevens, killing one man and injuring his brother.
The cities are working on plans for the paved trail that would generally follow high-tension power lines west of Highway 9.
Some residents aired concerns about unruly guests and lakeside parties, but rental hosts say they’re being unfairly judged.
