Marysville daycare closes after COVID-19 outbreak
A Marysville daycare has closed its doors temporarily after an outbreak of COVID-19 cases among staff and children.
Police to clear homeless encampment in Everett
The large homeless camp on Rucker Avenue did not have permission to be there, city officials said.
Paine Field to reopen in August with limited service
Paine Field will reopen its runways and terminal in August with limited service after two months of closure due to the coronavirus.
Paine Field reopening in August
Paine Field in Everett will reopen Aug. 1 with limited service.
Bus driver union worries Community Transit collecting fares too soon amid virus risk
If you use public transit in the North Sound, you probably noticed Community Transit has ended fare-free rides as more people are moving out and about.
Whale possibly hit by ferry near Mukilteo dock
Washington State Ferries is invetigating whether one of its ferries hit a whale near the Mukilteo ferry dock Monday.
Marysville man dies from July 4th fireworks injuries
A 21-year-old man from Marysville is dead after suffering injuries caused by a firework over the holiday weekend.
Rising COVID-19 infections threaten to roll back Snohomish County economic recovery
In the North Sound, health officials are worried an increasing number of COVID-19 infections could again cause surges at local hospitals.
Re-certification test flights for Boeing 737 MAX begin in Seattle
SEATTLE-- Test flights for the re-certification of the Boeing 737 MAX started Monday at Boeing Field in Seattle.
Northshore School District's Summer Meal Program: Order today
BOTHELL, Wash., -- Summer meal programs are getting underway across the state.
Health officials searching for 50+ people who went to Stanwood party with guest showing signs of COVID-19
Health officials say more than 50 people attended a party in Stanwood recently and now we know that one guest was showing symptoms of COVID-19.
Tulalip's Boom City fireworks market is open, with restrictions
An iconic tribal fireworks market that draws in thousands from across the state every year, is back on.
'She's precious to me:' Snohomish cold case detective identifies Jane Doe murder victim after 40 years
A decades long mystery out of Snohomish County has finally been solved.
Cold case closed: Everett murder victim 'Jane Doe' identified 43 years later
Detectives used DNA and Investigative Genetic Genealogy to identify a 1977 murder victim more than 40 years later as a missing girl from Oregon.
Seattle and Edmonds school districts vote out officers from schools
The Edmonds School District and Seattle Public Schools announced they will remove law enforcement from schools.
New COVID-19 cases could impact Snohomish County's Phase 3 application
The Snohomish County Health District is addressing a “troubling” increase in COVID-19 cases in the area.
Plant nursery in Snohomish County under state investigation for employee mask ban
Flower World in Maltby is known as one of the “largest plant nurseries of its kind on the west coast,” according to its website.
Everett Fire Department distributes donated face coverings for free
EVERETT – The Everett Fire Department is sounding the alarm after a rash of neighbors-helping-neighbors.
Uncertain future for childcare services as counties move toward COVID-19 recovery
Nearly 1,200 childcare programs across Washington are temporarily closed due to the impacts of COVID-19. As the health crisis continues, the threat of more facilities closing could make it harder for parents to find a place for their kids.
Dozens of Washington cities hold silent marches, work strikes Friday in support of Black Lives Matter
SEATTLE -- Black Lives Matter organizers held dozens of silent marches in Washington cities on Friday, as well as work strikes and other measures to honor the lives lost to police brutality and racial injustice.