Wesco’s plan for high school sports
A revival of Salty Sea Days
Totem Falls Elementary may not need a rename after consulting with the Tulalip Tribes.
The trees around the Avenue A gazebo needed to come down after all.
A slimmed version of a bill to allow more duplexes or fourplexes in cities across Washington is on its way to becoming law.
Senior citizens and people with disabilities who have not previously qualified for property tax assistance are in for a pleasant surprise in 2024.
SNOHOMISH COUNTY — Local hospitals got mixed grades in a hospital watchdog nonprofit's semi-annual report card.
Mayor John Kartak issued the following statement Monday regarding Sunday's activities:
A 4-alarm fire Thursday, July 16 destroyed the north building of the Waterfront Place Apartments, a 266-unit complex currently under construction
The school district’s proposal to rezone Marshall Field in midtown to allow a future apartment complex is back for further consideration.
No-go for city’s Avenue D land plan as first contemplated
Coffee with Mayor Kartak
SNOHOMISH — City administration last week reaffirmed plans to add Flock-brand license plate reading cameras, which can aid in crime prevention when a car is being sought.
Snohomish County health officials are stepping up enforcement against unpermitted food carts and stands, which have been operating illegally and raising public health concerns.
A call to show up at Council meetings and demand accountability on seeking the public's voice on red light cameras in Monroe.
Somebody broke and took half the bronze bat from the hands of a girl memorialized in the statue at Lake Tye Park
A letter commenting on the SRFR "Firefighter 8" lawsuit.
SNOHOMISH — The inaugural meeting of a city advisory board for planning First Street’s far-out future was last week. The appointed group of business owners and residents will dig into many aspects of the street plan over the next 10 months.
SNOHOMISH — Lowering the speed limit on Second Street won’t automatically make it safer, City Council members heard at the March 18 meeting.
EVERETT — The county won't be buying Hope Covenant Church on Rucker Avenue to turn into a homeless shelter site in central Everett.
