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Five individuals were arrested by the Everett Police Department in connection with the overdose death of a 13-month-old child in South Everett. The child, who was found unresponsive, died from drug poisoning, with fentanyl being identified at the scene. Investigators uncovered evidence of narcotics use in the home, including video footage of occupants using drugs around children.
Dick's Drive-In announced its grand opening date for the Everett location. The new site will feature a game to celebrate the occasion, drawing attention from local residents.
The Everett Performance Omnium will return to Everett, Washington, on July 12-13, 2025, featuring elite racers from across the region and beyond. This multi-day criterium aims to create an electrifying atmosphere for both participants and spectators, showcasing high-speed cycling in a scenic urban setting. Registration is now open for competitors at BikeReg.com.
The Region 1 SWAT team arrested a barricaded suspect on Oakes Avenue in Everett, believed to be involved in a domestic violence incident. Police cordoned off the area while they secured a search warrant and negotiated with the man, who had a weapon. The incident concluded peacefully around 2 PM.
Old Dominion will perform at Angel of the Winds Arena in Everett, WA, as part of their How Good Is That World Tour. The tour includes eight new arena shows, with presale tickets available starting May 19 and general sales on May 22. The band celebrates their current single "Coming Home," which recently reached #12 on the charts.
Ferry reservations are now open for Jetty Island Days, running from July 5 to August 31, 2025, at the Port of Everett. The seasonal foot ferry offers a roundtrip fare of $3-$5 and provides access to the longest sandy beach in Puget Sound. Visitors can enjoy various family-friendly activities, with programming details to be announced soon.
Imagine Children’s Museum hosts Happiest Hour 21+, an adults-only fundraising event on May 22, from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. Guests can enjoy exclusive access to exhibits, drinks, and activities that evoke childhood memories while supporting early learning initiatives. Tickets are priced at $45 for individuals and $150 for groups of five.
Snohomish County plans to resurface approximately 76 miles of roads this summer as part of its annual maintenance program. The Paving Program will include paving seven miles of road and chip sealing 69 miles, with work scheduled to start in late June. The initiative aims to extend road life and reduce future repair costs.
The Washington Blues Society will host the 2025 Best of the Blues “BB Awards” on June 8, celebrating over 30 categories of local musical talent. Attendees can expect live performances, a meal from Carolina BBQ, and a cash bar, with tickets priced at $49.77 for general admission and $81.75 for VIP access.
The candidate filing deadline for the City of Everett's 2025 elections has passed, revealing a competitive race for mayor and city council seats. Current Mayor Cassie Franklin seeks reelection, while multiple candidates vie for city council positions across various districts.