Thursday, October 1, 2026
This bike rider displayed his skills on the Olympic Beach logs and rocks. "He kept going from log to log," said Lee Lageschulte, who took the photo. "Amazing."
Snohomish County needs more time before it can open two new emergency bridge housing facilities. Kari Bray, communications director for the Snohomish County Executive’s Office, said …
A 17-year-old was killed Feb. 6 in what Lynnwood Police say was an accident. On Feb. 6 at about 11 p.m., officers responded to an assault with a weapon call in the 19900 block of 56 th Avenue W. …
About 1,500 protesters swarmed the Capitol in Olympia Feb. 5 to protest Trump administration policies on immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, and plans laid out in Project 2025, a conservative playbook for …
Washington’s governor, attorney general, and state lawmakers are in line for hefty pay raises in the next two years. And salaries for the state’s seven other executives and hundreds …
A City of Edmonds employee arrested for manslaughter died by suicide almost a month ago, according to the Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office. Kylie Joel Hatch, 47, died Jan. 12 at …
The red barn on Fifth Avenue South is ready for the next holiday.
Council President Neil Tibbott announced Tuesday that he not seek to retain his position 3 seat beyond this year. Tibbott defeated incumbent Adrienne Fraley-Monillas in the 2021 general election …
It snowed off and on early Monday morning, but the small accumulation certainly won't rival that of the Big Dump of Jan. 31, 1915, where more than 25 inches …
The PUD’s Board of Commissioners approved rate increases for all customer classes during the Jan. 21 PUD Board of Commissioners meeting. These increases will go into effect on April 1. …
Hundreds of friends, family, community members, and leaders gathered at Edmonds Center for the Arts Feb. 2 to remember a true Edmonds institution, Mike Meeks. “Community” is the word …
The Edmonds Environmental Council (EEC) reports it has reached an agreement with the City of Edmonds on suspending the EEC’s appeal of City regulations pending results of a scientific study on …
As of this week, Lynnwood is now required to allow what the state calls “very” low-income housing in all residential zones, including emergency and transitional housing for individuals …
Paine Field Airport is relocating its administrative offices to a state-of-the-art facility on Feb. 24. The new address will be 9901 24th Place W, Suite A, Everett, just a few blocks from the current …
Rogue , a fixture in Edmonds on Fifth Avenue South, will close on Feb. 28, said owner Kimberly Koenig. Taking its place in early spring at 112 Fifth Ave. S. will be The Fox + Bottle, formerly known …
The City Council has extended the interim contracts of both Shane Hope and Phil Williams, both who had served Edmonds before retiring. The extensions are for six months. Mayor Mike Rosen made …
The Elwha has been sold to Everett Ship Repair, a maintenance partner of Washington State Ferries, for $100,000. A Western Towboat Co. tug Mariner, supplied by the new owner, is scheduled to …
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen, who represents Edmonds as part of the 2nd Congressional District, has released a statement regarding the crash between a passenger jet and an Army helicopter.
Former Snohomish County Prosecutor and Edmonds resident Adam Cornell has been appointed to the board of the Hazel Miller Foundation, now entering its 15 th year. “The Hazel Miller …
The League of Women Voters of Washington announced Wednesday its strong endorsement for Senate Bill 5400 in support of local journalism. This bill – co-sponsored by Sen. Marko Liias …