Winemakers get late start on grape harvest, could be the 'vintage of the decade'
Winemakers in western Washington are getting a late start on harvesting grapes this year, but that might not necessarily be a bad thing, as far as taste goes.
L&I fines 2 roofing companies millions for 'egregious and willful' safety violations
The Department of Labor & Industries fined two roofing companies for letting roofers work without fall protection, as well as other ‘egregious and willful’ safety violations.
Suspect shoots at troopers, barricades himself in car with gunshot wounds from return fire
The Valley Independent Investigations Team (VIIT) is taking over the investigation of a shooting involving a suspect and Washington State Patrol (WSP) Troopers that occurred near Snohomish late Monday night.
SR-9 in Snohomish will be closed for several days as crews start roundabout construction
Starting Tuesday night until Monday morning, State Route 9 in Snohomish will be closed as Washington State Department crews build a roundabout.
Man killed in ‘domestic violence’ shooting in Snohomish
A man is dead in Snohomish County, following what investigators called a domestic violence situation.
Snohomish pair sets out on cross-country trip to raise awareness for anti-LGBTQ bills
Lawmakers' recent decisions, along with anti-LGBTQ+ bills surfacing across the country, are pushing two 24-year-old Snohomish residents to start a two-week trip across the country to raise awareness and learn from lawmakers.
Escaped cartel gun maker and rape suspect arrested in Nevada
Authorities have captured an armed and dangerous fugitive who escaped custody at an Oregon prison on April 25.
Hay shortages putting strain on Washington animal rescues
Drought last year and a cold, wet start to 2022 is causing a new crisis for many farmers, ranchers and those that care for livestock. When the cost of caring for animals becomes too great, that can mean more surrenders to animal rescue operations like Pasado's Safe Haven in Snohomish County.
Local aid worker plans to return to Ukraine to help victims of war
Sunday marked exactly two months since Russia invaded Ukraine. One aid worker is back in Snohomish after traveling there not once, but twice. Now he's gearing up for a third trip.
Man accused of stealing, crashing multiple cars in Snohomish
Authorities in Snohomish County are asking for help in finding a man accused of stealing and then crashing several cars all on the same day.
Washington families with personal ties in ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict taking action
Two weeks after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, local families who have personal ties to the countries are taking steps of their own.
Washington's mask mandate ends, businesses getting 'back to normal'
"Getting back to normal." That's how some business owners and customers are describing the first day without a statewide mask mandate in place.
Man charged in 1993 murder of teenage girl being held on $2M bail
A man accused of kidnapping and killing a teenage girl in Snohomish County back in 1993 appeared in court on Thursday.
'He's our son:' Snohomish family fighting to bring 11-year-old boy home from Ukraine
Adoptions and hosting children from Ukraine are currently on pause since Russia launched a full-scale invasion of the country.
Snohomish man arrested on child rape charges
The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office arrested a man for two counts of child rape on Tuesday.
Cattle farmer rescues driver after car stalls on road flooded by Snohomish River
The high waters flooded the Old Snohomish Monroe Road—one of the main roads that connect the two cities. While some drivers ignored the road-closed signs, others said it was not worth taking that chance.
Roofing company fined $425K for safety violations
Washington state officials have slapped a Snohomish roofing company with yet another fine for repeatedly putting workers’ lives in danger.
Rain shifting north, drier weather ahead for the long weekend
An atmospheric river is shifting north this morning, bringing much drier weather to Western Washington this afternoon.
Judge dismisses charges against Tulalip fishermen after years of court battles
After years of investigations and court battles, a judge in Skagit County has tossed our multiple charges against a pair of Tulalip fishermen.
Seattle Weather: Will it snow? White Christmas weather update for holiday weekend
Are we going to have a "White Christmas" in Seattle and Western Washington? The FOX 13 Weather Team is tracking below-freezing temperatures in your holiday weekend forecast.