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Two people died and four were injured when a Mini Cooper pursued by the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office drove off the Edmonds-Kingston ferry dock late Tuesday night. The vehicle reached speeds of up to 120 mph before crashing through barriers and ending up in Puget Sound. Authorities recovered the deceased and rescued four occupants from the water.
Washington's attorney general urged a Seattle judge to mandate the Trump administration to restore $5 billion in funding for electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Sixteen states and D.C. sued the administration, claiming it violated the separation of powers by withholding funds necessary for EV development. A preliminary injunction is sought to release the funds, with significant implications for states' EV initiatives.
The Washington State Transportation Commission proposed ferry fare increases and approved toll rates for expressways in the Puget Sound Gateway Program. The fare adjustments aim to generate $408.8 million in operating revenue over two years, including a 3% fare increase for passengers and vehicles starting October 1, 2025. Public comments are being accepted until August 5.
The Community Health Center of Snohomish County (CHC) provides no-cost dental services to students in the Edmonds School District, addressing urgent oral health needs. In the last school year, CHC supported over 2,300 students through its Smile Check and Sealant Programs, highlighting the importance of accessible dental care for teens.
Scotty’s Food Truck will operate from 3:30-7:30 p.m. on June 19-20 at Calvary Church in Edmonds. The food truck will offer a variety of seafood dishes, including Blackened Salmon Caesar Salad and Fish and Chips. It will be closed on June 21.
McDonald McGarry Insurance will host a shredding event and food drive on June 21 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Attendees can bring up to four bags of documents for shredding and are encouraged to donate food for the Edmonds Food Bank, which has benefited from over 10 truckloads of donations in previous years.
Snohomish County has opened applications for the first round of its 2026 tourism grant cycle, accepting submissions until August 20, 2025. The total grant funding is projected at $500,000, with individual projects receiving between $5,000 and $50,000. A second round of funding will be available this fall, prioritizing projects that enhance tourism ahead of major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Community Transit bus driver Matt Chomjak won first place at the 2025 International Bus Roadeo, marking his second victory in this prestigious event. Chomjak, who has driven for 24 years without accidents, attributes his success to his passion for driving and extensive mental preparation.
Simply Stories invites artists to a free workshop on June 24 at Edmonds Waterfront Center to create illustrations for their short fiction books aimed at adults with limited literacy. The Edmonds Driftwood Players will host their 14th Annual Festival of Shorts from June 26-29, showcasing eight films selected from 635 global submissions. Local children's author Liz Wong will read her books at Edmonds Bookshop on June 27, featuring interactive storytelling for young audiences.
My Neighborhood News Network launches a new weekly newsletter featuring weekend events starting June 18. The "What’s Happening This Weekend" newsletter will cover activities in Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, and nearby areas. Subscribers can opt out at any time.