The impact of inflation extends beyond faamilies shocked by high grocery bills or how much money they spend to fill up their gas tanks. The City will be paying Snohomish County more than double …

Paine Field Airport’s main runway was reopened after a brief closure following a rough landing by a small airplane at 10:19 a.m. Thursday, March 14. A Cessna 337 Skymaster landed hard on …

Three citizen initiatives designed to lift restrictions on police vehicle pursuits, prohibit income taxes, and establish a “bill of rights” for parents of K-12 students are set to become …

Results from the most recent Healthy Youth Survey Youth indicate that substance use remains well below pre-pandemic levels, and students are reporting more social support at school and home. …

Mukilteo Troop 16 held a Court of Honor to recognize four young men who received their Eagle Scout rank in 2023. Kendon McLaughlin, Wyatt Robertson, Evan Wold, and Derek Zhu were honored March 2 …

In celebration of Earth Day, the City is organizing a community cleanup event at Lighthouse Park on April 20 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Volunteers are invited to join in the effort to beautify …

The Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce’s fourth annual Sunset Sip is coming Saturday, March 30 at Rosehill Community Center. Attendees can sample more than a dozen Washington wines; Charcuterie …

Kamiak’s Kaitlyn Calaway is one of four students named winners of the Cascade Warbirds’ 2024 scholarship program. The program seeks to further the aviation interests of youth in …

T he Mukilteo Police Department’s program to encourage gun owners to get rid of unwanted firearms is striking a chord with residents. During the first year of the program in 2023, the …

The Kamiak Dulcineas took first place in 4A pom and kick at the district competition Saturday, March 9 at Kamiak High School. Brayla Burkhalter and Audrey Stewart placed first and second, …

Mukilteo Police Chief Andy Illyn wants to do all he can to defuse potentially volatile situations when suspects are brought into the holding cells at the police station. Inspired by a TED Talk …

For Edmonds resident Gerry Gibson and wife Bonnie, founders of nonprofit Gibby Home Fire Prevention, the installation of their 6,000th smoke detector marked a milestone in a journey sparked by a …

While Washington State Patrol trooper Christopher M. Gadd was serving the public on March 2, he had stopped a potential impaired diver on I-5 southbound near Maysville. During that routine stop, …

The Snohomish County Fruit Society hosts its annual spring fruit tree management class March 23, followed by a fruit tree grafting workshop and scion and rootstock sales event March 30. Both events …

The City will be receiving more than $1.7 million in grants and loans for three clean water projects, the State Department of Ecology announced last week. Ecology is awarding $386 million in …

On March 30, Community Transit is making significant changes to several local routes and adding more service with a new bus rapid transit (BRT) line, the Swift Orange Line, and three new local bus routes.

Mayor Joe Marine isn’t happy about the state legislation passed in an attempt to combat the housing crisis. The legislation requires that Mukilteo allow two units per residential lot; the …

For the second straight month, Mayor Joe Marine was called on to break a tie vote during Monday’s City Council meeting, which also included racist comments from a caller. Marine was the …