Washington’s front-running Democratic candidate for governor is embracing a Republican idea that would hasten the building of new ferries and slow the state’s push to electrify the fleet. …

Detectives with the Sheriff’s Office Collision Investigation Unit are investigating a two-vehicle head-on collision at about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 11200 block of Old Snohomish Monroe Road. …

According to a recent report from U.S. News & World Report,  Henry M. Jackson High School is  ranked #21 in all Washington state high schools, with an overall score of 92.74/100. …

It’s getting close. Passenger service on Sound Transit’s Link 1 Line will begin to Lynnwood Aug. 30. The 8.5-mile segment will add four new stations: Shoreline South/148th St., …

On April 20, about 300 people attended the official opening of the new PAWS Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, just Snohomish on Highway 9. The 25-acre campus features nine buildings or enclosures that …

On a beautiful sunny Saturday, PAWS welcomed hundreds of guests to its ribbon-cutting ceremony for the long-awaited Wildlife Rehabilitation facility, the largest in the state. Nearly 10 years to the …

Judge Matthew Baldock has announced his candidacy to retain his seat in the South Division of the Snohomish County District Court in Lynnwood. Baldock, 49, was appointed to this position in 2023. …

Community Transit is proposing to eliminate its commuter bus fare when those routes …

Over the next several months, Sound Transit will conduct a survey onboard select bus, Sounder, and light rail routes in the Puget Sound region. This will include select Community Transit and King …

Mill Creek Mayor Brian Holtzclaw and Mayor Pro Tem Stephanie Vignal present the inaugural Stae of the City luncheon noon-1 p.m. Wednesday, April 24. The event, in conjunction with the Mill Creek …

The South County Fire Board of Commissioners have unanimously approved a ballot measure for voters to consider a 10-year renewal of a benefit charge to maintain fire and emergency medical services.

The City of Mill Creek is excited to present its first State of the City Luncheon on Wednesday, April 24th, in conjunction with the Mill Creek Chamber of Commerce at The Forum at Mill Creek Town …

Since he was a young boy, Scarecrow Video historian and former Everett Herald film critic Robert Horton loved watching horror movies. Some of his fondest memories were the double features he …

Edmonds College will host a resource fair for immigrants and refugees on Tuesday, April 16, in room 202 of Woodway Hall. The …

Each year, Washington generates one million tons of food waste, including half a million tons of edible food. That’s enough food to make 105 meals for every person in Washington. This …

The Snohomish County Office of Energy & Sustainability is hosting a free earth week event for the public April 27 at the Evergreen State Fair. Residents can bring hard-to-recycle items to …

Want to become more confident that you are ready for natural and human-caused emergencies? Consider signing up for When Disaster Strikes: Prepare, Act, Survive, a hands-on training opportunity. …

Economic Alliance Snohomish County, in collaboration with the City of Snohomish, Snohomish Chamber of Commerce, and the Historic Downtown Snohomish Association, is hosting the IDEA Forum (Inclusion, …

While headlines highlighting rising mortgage rates and dwindling inventory have prompted some to push “pause” on their home ownership plans, the fact is that now is still a good time to …

Community Transit Board members, elected officials, staff, and community members are celebrated the start of service on the Swift Orange Line Saturday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and Block Party …