A hearing had not been set in juvenile court for the suspect, 16, as of Friday. A fundraiser for the deceased had raised over $20,900.
Victor Vergara took his oath of office last week. He was assistant superintendent of equity and student success in Edmonds.
The previous mayor envisioned parks and more in south Edmonds, in a historically neglected area. The new administration is battling budget woes.
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.
Wednesday is the busiest day for ferry travel, with 700,000 riders expected over the week.
The Washington Award for Vocational Excellence honors the state’s top career and technical students.
Your party may be fire, but the forest shouldn’t be. Firefighters offered advice to stay safe on a cooker of a week.
Of these, 60 million will hit the road and 700,000 will ride a state ferry. The skies will be busy, too.
The city is trying a new way to tame traffic — while generating revenue — at intersections on Highway 99 and Edmonds Way.
Federal pandemic aid helped keep school districts afloat, but that money is coming to an end.
Built in 1967, Oak Heights Elementary School is “beyond repair,” its principal said. New buildings are expected to open in 2026.
Bring a chair, blanket and the kids for a cinema night under the stars with your favorite movies, including “Barbie” and “Trolls.”
Bruce Guthrie believes the city violated his First Amendment rights by arresting him at an event in a public park, making him a “political prisoner.”
Compass Health canceled the program in south Snohomish County. The city is funding the police-embedded position for a few more months.
South County Fire crews pulled the man and woman from the burning home around 6 p.m. Friday, near 224th Street SW and 72nd Place W.
At least nine people were displaced by the fire on 236th Street SW, officials said. Nearly 50 firefighters responded.
In a town hall Friday, students from Maplewood Parent Co-op will make pitches for the soon-to-be rebuilt College Place schools.
To avoid a lapse in services, the city will likely come to voters in April asking for their final approval.
Using bond money that voters passed earlier this year, a contractor is expected to finish construction in 2028.
Louise Grevstad, 79, was shut out from deals because she doesn’t have a smartphone. She didn’t think it was fair. So she went to the media.
