The council member used his public email and the council chambers for a speaking tour that netted him at least $14,500.
Sound Transit staff are pushing for Lynnwood Link service — even if it’s less frequent — over an East Link starter line.
Many of those in need are elderly themselves. Homage has seen demand for meals for seniors increase by nearly 50% in recent years.
Loosen your belts and get ready to sample Brazilian and Californian flavors at Lynnwood’s Fogo de Chão and Mill Creek’s Rare Society.
Attorney Noel Treat recommended City Council member Josh Binda should acknowledge using public resources for personal gain.
After years off because of COVID-19, Miracle League Baseball returned Saturday with the help of a $10,000 donation.
Lynnwood’s youngest council member went to a national conference despite being told not to — in the midst of other scandals.
Months after being “blindsided” by an opioid treatment center near a Boys and Girls Club, the council approved a moratorium this week.
Sound Transit had the facility built as part of construction for light rail, which won’t begin service until next year.
Snohomish County’s largest city joined the settlements just ahead of an April 18 deadline. It could see $4 million.
The Washington State Patrol was investigating the collision near 156th Street SW that closed both directions Sunday morning.
The bandits broke into a next-door espresso store, then carried out the “well planned” heist by cutting through a bathroom wall.
The Lynnwood City Council unanimously approved an ordinance March 27 to change the position from part-time to full-time.
The closures will allow crews to replace concrete on bridges in Snohomish County.
Barbara Bromley’s fifth-grade class at Hazelwood Elementary School analyzed traffic issues near the parking lot.
The alleged assault occurred after lunch at Alderwood Middle School, according to the Edmonds School District.
Hal Zack’s rent has tripled, and he’s scared he’ll be homeless soon. How did we get here? And what is the state doing now?
If Lynnwood’s Brian Geppert isn’t on the slopes, then he’s turning skis into coat racks and bottle openers.
Irish pubs and beer gardens are not the only places serving up Irish charm this year.
The seabird arrived in Lynnwood with an injured neck. But despite the odds, the bird kept up a “spicy” attitude.