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A woman in her 60s suffered significant injuries after crashing her white Honda HRV into the Floor & Decor wall at Everett Mall on Sunday. Firefighters used the jaws of life to extricate her, while Everett Police investigate the accident's circumstances. The crash follows a series of similar incidents at the mall, raising safety concerns.
Fluke Corporation appointed Parker Burke as President and Group President of Fortive’s Connected Reliability Group, effective July 7, 2025. Burke, who has 15 years of experience with Fortive, aims to enhance operational resilience and safety through innovative technology and services.
Everett police arrested a drug dealer for controlled substance homicide following a fatal overdose on May 4, 2025. The dealer sold narcotics to a woman in her 40s, who was later found dead in her apartment with drug paraphernalia nearby. Investigators linked the dealer to her death through video surveillance footage.
The Everett Public Library collaborates with Escape Everett to present a free, family-friendly escape room experience. The event aims to engage the community with an interactive activity designed for all ages.
The Port of Everett's "Restaurant Row" expansion nears completion, with Building A6 almost finished and A12 on track for a July finish. Project Manager Kellen Anable highlights the development's role in revitalizing the waterfront and meeting community demand for new dining options.
Kelli Thode was sworn in as president of the Rotary Club of Everett during Changing of the Guard ceremonies on July 1, 2025. She plans to unite with neighboring Rotary Clubs on service projects and social events under the theme “Unite for Good.” Thode, a Rotarian since 2018, succeeds Michael Kvistad and will serve through June 2026.
Snohomish County has implemented a burn ban from July 1 through August 31, 2025, affecting Everett and surrounding areas. Recreational fires and gas grills are permitted, while all other outdoor burning is prohibited. Residents are reminded that fireworks are illegal in Everett.
Everett Transit invites residents to participate in shaping the city's public transportation Long-Range Plan, aiming for completion by 2045. Community input is sought through an online survey and several in-person events throughout July 2025. The plan will focus on growth, new technologies, and improved services.
Everett Transit seeks community input for its Long-Range Plan, which will shape public transportation through 2045. Residents can participate by completing an online survey or attending several community events in July. The plan aims to address growth, new technologies, and safety in local transit.
GeekFest West returns to Downtown Everett from July 18th to 20th, 2025, promising a three-day celebration of geek culture. The event features activities such as a cosplay contest, movie screenings, and gaming tournaments, attracting over 8,000 attendees last year. Tickets range from $5 to $97 depending on access levels.