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Everett Transit and Volunteers of America Western Washington will host the annual Stuff a Bus campaign on select weekends in November and December. The event aims to collect toys, food, clothing, and electronics for families in Snohomish County, with last year's drive yielding over 9,000 pounds of food and more than 3,000 gifts.
The Kushery Cannabis was burglarized early Sunday morning, marking its third break-in this year. Deputies arrested a 17-year-old suspect after a vehicle chase, during which the stolen Kia Optima crashed. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns for cannabis retailers due to their cash-based operations.
The Marysville Police Department honored K-9 Officers Copper and Steele with a memorial service on November 14, attended by law enforcement units from the region and Canada. Police Chief Erik Scairpon highlighted the unbreakable bond between handlers and their K-9 partners, emphasizing their dedication and service. The ceremony concluded with a final radio call, marking the end of watch for the beloved K-9s.
A 19-year-old Everett man crashed his vehicle into a Marysville home early Sunday, causing injuries and significant structural damage. Firefighters had to shore up the residence, which is now deemed uninhabitable pending further assessment. The driver may face charges as investigators suspect impairment played a role in the collision.
The Port of Everett seeks a flagship dining partner for the final retail parcel along its waterfront Restaurant Row. The site, located in the Fisherman’s Harbor district, can accommodate a two-story restaurant with panoramic marina views and is positioned near hotels and residential developments. This opportunity aims to enhance the dining scene in the rapidly growing Snohomish County.
Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin won the 2025 National Ideas Challenge for her city's Emergency Mobile Opioid Team, which provides vital medical services directly to residents avoiding traditional care. The initiative addresses the fentanyl crisis by bridging gaps in access to treatment, emphasizing the need for innovative local government solutions.
Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin won the 2025 National Ideas Challenge for her city’s Emergency Mobile Opioid Team (EMOTE), which provides essential medical services directly to residents struggling with addiction. The initiative addresses the fentanyl crisis by bridging gaps in care, showcasing innovative local leadership in public health.
Everett Police arrested David Lee Craft, a 40-year-old renter, in connection with the murder of landlord Daniel Lytton. Lytton was found deceased in an alley on November 6, 2025, a day after being reported missing. The investigation revealed Craft's probable cause for a second-degree murder charge.
Snohomish County illuminated its buildings green for Operation Green Light for Veterans, a nationwide initiative supporting veterans. This year marks the fifth anniversary, with counties across the U.S. expected to participate. Residents are encouraged to change one exterior light to green to honor veterans on Veterans Day.
Snohomish County departments offer resources to help residents prepare for and recover from flooding. The Conservation and Natural Resources Surface Water Management provides guides, real-time information systems, and drainage reporting tools. The Department of Emergency Management and Health Department also contribute resources for safety and emergency alerts.