Your trusted source for local Everett, WA news, updated daily with the most important stories from your community.
Approximately 4,000 attendees participated in the "No Kings" protest in Everett, Washington, organized by Snohomish County Indivisible. Washington State Governor Ferguson attended, emphasizing that no state stands up more against the Trump administration than Washington.
Everett Public Schools achieved a historic milestone with a 96.3% four-year graduation rate for the Class of 2025, marking the highest in district history. Superintendent Ian B. Saltzman credited the accomplishment to the collective efforts of students, families, and staff. Cascade High School led the increase, rising from 94.6% to 96.6%.
Ballots for the November 4th General Election will be mailed to around 530,000 registered voters in Snohomish County starting today. Voters can expect their ballots to arrive by the end of the week, and local elections will include key positions such as mayor and county council member. Snohomish County Auditor Garth Fell emphasized the importance of participating in local elections, which have a direct impact on communities.
The City of Everett provides guidelines for residents to prepare for fall storms and manage flooding. Residents should clear yard debris, maintain storm drains, and check backwater valves to minimize flooding risk. In case of flooding, the city advises documenting damage and calling Public Works for assistance.
City of Everett Public Works provides tips for residents to prepare for heavy seasonal storms that can lead to flooding. Residents are encouraged to remove hazardous trees, clear debris from storm drains, and extend downspouts to protect their homes. The city also offers resources like sandbags and a 24-hour dispatch for storm-related issues.
Mercurys Coffee Co. opened its first location in Everett, marking its expansion beyond the Eastside. The new shop, located at 908 SE Everett Mall Way, renovated the former Bigfoot Java stand and will soon launch a location in Bellingham. Known for organic coffee and baked goods, Mercurys aims to foster relationships through its mission.
Providence Swedish Hospital Mill Creek Campus evacuated after a suspicious device was discovered inside around 2 PM today. The Snohomish County Sheriff's Deputies responded to the report, leading to the successful evacuation of patients and staff by 3 PM, with the Washington State Patrol Bomb Squad investigating the situation.
The Washington State Restaurant Fair Play Coalition urged Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin to address illegal food vendors operating without permits. These unlicensed taco stands, active nightly, pose public health risks and undermine compliant local businesses. The coalition seeks immediate enforcement of municipal codes and collaboration with health authorities.
Martin Lumber True Value in downtown Everett closed after 75 years of operation, following its founding in 1950 by Jim Martin. The owners decided to retire amid True Value's bankruptcy in 2024, which complicated supplies for franchisees. An auction for the business is scheduled from October 23 to October 30, 2025.
Homage Senior Services appointed Jay Kang as its new CEO and announced the relocation of its headquarters from Lynnwood to Everett. The move aims to enhance service delivery for older adults and individuals with disabilities while expanding the organization's regional reach.