The City Council is going through the final stages of deciding Everett’s near-$950 million budget. Public hearings will be at the Nov. 13 and Nov. 20 council meetings. The final council vote will be Dec. 4.
County prosecutors filed a charge Thursday against the owner of SnoTown Brewery on an accusation he molested a pre-teen girl
The school board last week solidified a contract with interim superintendent Kim Whitworth through June 30.
Longtime 12s saw them play, and now they can say they’ve met ‘em too.
People with more than 300 years combined in education are retiring this year from the Snohomish School District.
A homebuilder is asking the city to edit its Comprehensive Plan to let it build homes on the much-debated East Monroe land.
EVERETT — Recent City Council member Scott Murphy announces challenge against Cassie Franklin.
MONROE -- The Monroe man who led a chase through the Fryelands in late January had a felony warrant for his arrest
EVERETT — The driver who led a police chase Oct. 1 before causing U.S. 2 to be closed for hours pleaded not guilty in late October, and will face a jury trial in Snohomish County Superior Court this year.
Progress is steadily being made behind the scenes to widen the last part of state Route 522 and completely redo the Maltby Road/Paradise Lake Road intersection to get rid of the stoplight.
EVERETT — The City Council determined to remove the Clark Park gazebo for the city's dog park plan.
Student safety concerns at Chain Lake Elementary prompted an all-parent meeting last week where people aired grievances about classtime disruptions, bullying and other conflicts.
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, like all hospitals, is grappling with the pressure of higher volumes of hospitalizations caused by the delta variant of COVID-19.
Bill on Ag Open Space tax rules passes in House
The City Council is being asked to approve a 1% property tax increase this year.
The city is investing in Blackman Lake.
Local legislators are lining up laws to make drug possession and use illegal locally after a statewide law didn’t clear the Legislature.
For downtown, the city plans to use federal funding for sidewalk repairs, semi-permanent outdoor dining fixtures, better trash management and replacing troublesome trees.
SNOHOMISH — Numerous people came to G.A.R. Cemetery over the weekend finding the objects and tokens that had been on their family members’ graves removed and placed in an assorted pile by the main office.
One of the city’s solutions for the residential street of Terrace Avenue is making it a “shared road” where oncoming cars have to pull over behind bikes and pedestrians.
