Latest News in Edmonds, WA

Did you hear about the backpacking party in Lynnwood? Heres what you missed

Washington Kids organized its annual backpacking party, assembling 750 backpacks for low-income students in the Edmonds School District. The event highlights the importance of providing school supplies to students experiencing housing insecurity, as emphasized by Executive Director Kim Gorney and School Board Member Thom Garrard. Backpacks filled with essential school supplies will be distributed on August 14 at Meadowdale High School.

From WA State Fire Marshals Office Tips for preventing burns - My Edmonds News

The WA State Fire Marshal's Office issued guidelines to prevent burn injuries, particularly targeting vulnerable populations such as children and older adults. These injuries can occur in various settings, emphasizing the need for awareness and safety measures.

Explosives, 73 unsecured firearms found in home of 4-year-old who accidentally shot mother in Lynnwood - My Edmonds News

A 4-year-old boy in Lynnwood accidentally shot his mother, leading authorities to discover 73 unsecured firearms and explosives in their home. The child's father has been charged with multiple offenses, including possession of unlawful firearms and domestic violence. The incident has raised concerns about firearm safety in households with children.

Music, food and fun at Edmonds Block Party, Day 1

The Edmonds Block Party kicked off on Friday with ideal weather, delicious food, and music at Civic Center Playfield. Saturday's Family Day allows free entry for attendees aged 20 and under. The event is organized by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce.

State launches certification for LGBTQ-owned businesses

Washington state launched a free LGBTQ Business Enterprise certification program to support LGBTQ-owned businesses. The initiative aims to facilitate access to government contracts and improve equity in public spending for these businesses. Governor Bob Ferguson emphasized the importance of recognizing the LGBTQ community within the diverse business landscape.

Edmonds Police Blotter July 30-Aug. 5, 2025

Police in Edmonds reported multiple incidents from July 30 to August 3, including arrests for theft, domestic disputes, and identity fraud. A significant amount of suspected fentanyl was also found at a local coffee shop. The incidents highlight ongoing concerns about crime and safety in the area.

Get ready to pay more for a Washington state ferry ride

Washington State ferry fares will increase by 3% on October 1 and again on May 1, 2026. The Washington State Transportation Commission approved these hikes to generate necessary revenue, with officials estimating an increase in ridership despite the fare changes.

In Days Gone By Scriber Lake and the Wilcox Family's Legacy, part 2 (1932-1967) - My Edmonds News

The Wilcox family's legacy at Scriber Lake is detailed in the second part of a two-part series. The article chronicles the family's significant contributions to the area from 1932 to 1967, including their development of a new 40-acre property.

Cars and Canines Humane Society fundraiser in Lynnwood Aug. 16

Porsche Seattle North will host the “Cars and Canines” event on August 16, celebrating shelter dogs' birthdays. Donations made during the event will be matched by the dealership to benefit the Seattle Humane Society. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs and receive professional pet photos.

Letter to the editor Money to burn - My Edmonds News

A letter to the editor in My Edmonds News questions the value of money, highlighting that a dollar may not hold its full worth, especially after job losses impacting over half a million people since January 2025. The piece emphasizes the urgency of addressing economic concerns in the community.