SnoCo Assessor Seeks Re-Election

Snohomish County Assessor Linda Hjelle this week announced her re-election bid to extend her 26-year career in the assessor's office.

SnoCo Eyes Paine Field, AMMIC As Future Project Sites

"Snohomish County officials on Thursday said the areas could be sites for two potential 'projects of countywide significance.'

SnoCo Opens Carnegie Resource Community Service Center

The new center will connect Snohomish County residents to community services like housing, mental health and substance abuse treatment.

State Reps Will Push Washington-Wide Plastic Bag Bill

Rep. Strom Peterson and Sen. Kevin Ranker this week announced their intention to introduce a reusable bag bill in January 2019.

You Have Until Nov. 26 To Respond To SnoCo Elections

County elections might contact you if your signature doesn't match. Make sure to get back to them.

2018 WA Midterm Election: Edmonds, SnoCo Results

Follow our Election Day coverage for the latest 2018 midterm election results for Edmonds, Snohomish County, and statewide.

Edmonds Seeks Youth To Participate In City Government

The city has established a new Youth Commission to get young people involved in city government.

Recount Called In WA-2 Congressional Race

The difference between the second and third-place finishers is too close to call, according to Snohomish County.

Washington State Bans Gay 'Conversion Therapy'

The law aims to protect LGBT youth from so-called "gay cures."

Edmonds Councilwoman Named To Women's Leadership Organization

Councilmember Fraley Monillas has been appointed to serve as a Washington State Director for the National Foundation for Women Legislators.

Snohomish County Releases Opioid Plan

Partner agencies in Snohomish County unveil 12-month action plan

SnoCo Deputy Prosecutor Running To Replace Mark Roe

Adam Cornell, a 15-year Snohomish County Deputy Prosecutor, has announced that he will seek the elected Prosecuting Attorney job in 2018.

Edmonds Election Results Roll In: Here Are The Leaders

The first round of ballots were released Tuesday night. Here are the results.

You Must Vote: Here's What's On The Ballot In Edmonds

Election Day is Tuesday. That's the deadline to postmark your ballot or vote in person.

'It’s My Right As A Person': Bikini Barista Suit Alleges 1st Amendment Violations

Seven bikini baristas are suing over a new Everett law that bans bikinis. Here's why the baristas say it's a free speech issue.

Washington Bikini Baristas Sue Over Law Banning Bikinis At Work

Everett recently passed restrictions on what bikini baristas can wear. The baristas claim the law restricts their freedom of expression.

2017 Edmonds Primary Election Results

See results from the Edmonds and Snohomish County 2017 primary races.

Washington State Ferry Fares Could Increase In 2017, 2018

The Washington State Transportation Commission is meeting Wednesday to decide whether to increase ferry rates.

How Much Will Property Taxes Increase In Edmonds? See Estimates Here

The state's new budget includes a statewide property tax increase. Find out how much taxes will go up in your city.

Open House For Light Rail Station Near Edmonds Wednesday

Sound Transit to hold open house on Lynnwood Link Extension station designs for Mountlake Terrace.

Filing Week 2017: Edmonds, Woodway Candidates Running For Office

The deadline to file to get on the August primary ballot was Friday afternoon. Here's everyone running for office in Edmonds.

Local Woman Who Tried To Jump White House Fence Arrested - Again

A woman from Everett has been arrested for trying to enter another Washington, DC facility, according to reports.

​WATCH: Patty Murray Rips Betsy DeVos, Says She Was 'Panned Across the Country'

Murray had sought a second hearing on the Secretary of Education nominee, but Republicans blocked it.

Photos: Deadly Crash That Shut State Road 92 Near Lake Stevens

Washington State Patrol released photos of an unrecognizable vehicle.

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Letter to Editor: Praise for Edmonds Councilmember for Attention to Seniors

Construction Notice: 5th Avenue S. Overlay Project Starts Oct. 14

Expect long delays for traffic control operations during grinding and paving operations.

Quality of Life in Edmonds: Parks, Arts, Recreation

The City of Edmonds is updating their Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan, and the Community Cultural Plan, and they need your input.

You're Invited: Share Thoughts on County’s Land-Use Plan

Washington WIC Program Gets 30-Day Reprieve

The Washington Department of Health said it has funding to continue services for the Women, Infants, and Children food and nutrition program through October from the USDA.

Government Shutdown: Are All Parks and Trails Closed?

The National Park Service announced Tuesday, Oct. 1 that all 401 national parks are closed due to the federal government shutdown.

Kids Etiquette, Painting and First Ever Street Scramble: Edmonds Parks and Rec

BUI: King County Council Passes Ordinance Allowing Boats to be Impounded

Play Time: New Play Area Opens at Mathay Ballinger Park

Consumers Warned About Storefront Solicitor Scams

Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson and Secretary of State Kim Wyman are teaming up to warn consumers about a troubling practice by some individuals who solicit donations near retail stores on behalf of charities.

Edmonds City Council to Hear Proposed Sewer Rate Increases

The Edmonds City Council will meet in the Public Safety Complex located at 250 5th Avenue North on Sept. 17.

Inslee Orders Flags at Half-Staff in Honor of Navy Yard Victims