Everett Herald

07/08/2024

Washingtonians less ingratiated to the expected heat this week will choose to stay indoors. However, some residents of Granite Falls, Lake Stevens, and Snohomish will be found lounging on the stony banks of the Pilchuck River.

A $633,000 state project to restore along Highway 92 in the Pilchuck River will commence Monday.

07/08/2024

A former manager at Ziply Fiber in Everett embezzled more than $271,000 from the company over the course of three years, according to charges filed this week in Snohomish County Superior Court.

Between July 2020 and May 2023, Michael Lakus submitted 119 forged receipts, charges say. The company fired him.

07/08/2024

Almost 50 miles southeast, another man drowned near Eagle Falls on Thursday, marking the third drowning there this year.

07/08/2024

Loved ones spoke at a vigil Sunday to honor Jayda Woods-Johnson, who was shot and killed at Alderwood Mall days earlier.

07/05/2024

The 24-year-old pitcher has been on the injured list for the Mariners since June 25, and his next start is Saturday.

The 24-year-old pitcher has been on the injured list since June 25, and his next rotation is Saturday.

07/05/2024

It’s about to get much warmer in Snohomish County for the next several days. The good news: Air quality should improve sooner than later.

It’s about to get much warmer here for the next several days. The good news: Air quality should improve sooner than later.

07/05/2024

A jury convicted Avery Bresnan of a rare drug-related homicide charge Wednesday in the 2020 fentanyl overdose death of a young Monroe man.

Following a weeklong trial, it took jurors over a day to find Avery Bresnan guilty in the 2020 death of Jayden Barker-Fisher.

07/05/2024

The 2024 Lake Stevens Classic is July 11-14, no strings attached.

07/05/2024

On the Fourth of July, three friends were swimming at the popular, but dangerous, swimming hole. One didn’t make it out, officials said.

07/05/2024

A sketchy look at the news of the day.

07/05/2024

In June, two people were hit by trains on separate days near Mukilteo Boulevard. “These situations are incredibly tragic,” Everett’s mayor said.

07/05/2024

A hearing had not been set in juvenile court for the Edmonds teen, 16, as of Friday. Meanwhile, a fundraiser for the deceased had raised over $16,000.

A hearing had not been set in juvenile court for the suspect, 16, as of Friday. A fundraiser for the deceased had raised over $16,000.

07/04/2024

Thousands flocked to downtown Everett, lining up along Colby for the growing parade with 100 entrants.

07/04/2024

Seattle added Montour and Stephenson on Monday to help bring in a veteran presence.

07/04/2024

In a quiet cul-de-sac, a county stream team adorned with boots, waders and vests bushwhacked through brambles in a backyard north of Bothell.

Snohomish County is home to over 5,700 miles of rivers and streams, but “it’s rare that the creek itself is in the public domain,” said Frank Leonetti, a county project specialist.

This summer, the crew of three will survey 40 sites for the State of Our Waters program. It’s science in locals’ backyards.

07/04/2024

Last week’s Mount Vernon School Board meeting was the last for Superintendent Ismael Vivanco.

During the meeting, incoming Superintendent Victor Vergara took his oath of office and board member Marissa Guerrero submitted her resignation effective at the end of July.

Victor Vergara took his oath of office last week. He was assistant superintendent of equity and student success in Edmonds.

07/04/2024

Seattle’s July games will be shadowed by the All-Star break and MLB trade deadline.

07/04/2024

Investigators identified the deceased teen as Jayda Woods-Johnson, 13. The teen boy accused of shooting her was expected to be booked into jail for investigation of murder.

Reports stated a teenage girl was shot after two groups started fighting in the mall food court Wednesday evening.

07/04/2024

Exhausting insurance policies have doctors quitting and patients abandoning care. Legislation could help, said Robin Sparks, a Marysville cancer care advocate.

Legislation could help, said Robin Sparks, a Marysville cancer care advocate. Exhausting insurance policies have doctors quitting and patients abandoning care.

07/04/2024

For Aurora Echo of Wildly Beloved Foods in Clinton, “sharing food is so ancient; it feels so good.”

07/04/2024

The previous mayor envisioned parks and more in south Edmonds, in a historically neglected area. The new administration is battling budget woes.

07/04/2024

Reports stated a teenage girl was shot after two groups started fighting in the mall food court Wednesday evening.

07/03/2024

Police arrested Taievion Rogers, 19, on Tuesday. Prosecutors charged his three alleged accomplices in April.

07/03/2024

A sketchy look at the news of the day.

07/03/2024

In late June, police arrested two men suspected in 11 drive-by shootings on Olympic View Drive. Officers were looking for a third suspect Wednesday.

07/03/2024

For over a decade, the hot pink drive-thru was the place to go for coffee with a shot of cleavage.

The only steamy thing now is the coffee.

What’s up with that?

Longtime patrons of a Snohomish County bikini barista chain have been asking: “Why are you wearing clothes?” New management wants to be family-friendly.

07/03/2024

Wednesday is the busiest day for ferry travel, with 700,000 riders expected over the week.

07/03/2024

A woman shot her boyfriend in the chest in a suspected domestic violence assault Tuesday evening near Verlot, authorities said.

Sheriff’s deputies arrested the woman following the apparent domestic violence assault about 12 miles east of Granite Falls.

07/03/2024

For more than a decade, Jaspen’s, a Monroe company, produced chocolates and snacks for other companies.

But the owners, Jeremy and Petcha Rushane, wanted to do more than just contract work.

They yearned to create their own brand.

Launched 18 months ago, Pacific Popcorn offers six flavors from Alpine Chili White Cheddar to Portage Bay Strawberry.

07/03/2024

Callum Russell’s knack for fixing trailers, tractors and trucks, including his teachers’ cars and trucks, is paying off.

Russell, 18, is a recipient of a Washington Award for Vocational Excellence scholarship, a merit-based grant recognizing the state’s top career and technical students.

The Washington Award for Vocational Excellence honors the state’s top career and technical students.