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An 11-year-old boy was taken into custody after being spotted with knives on the Alderwood Middle School campus. The suspect allegedly attempted a stabbing at the school last month, prompting a swift response from law enforcement. The sheriff’s office confirmed no injuries occurred and assured that there is no ongoing threat.
The Department of Justice announced an investigation into Washington state's new law requiring clergy to report child abuse, claiming it violates the First Amendment. Governor Bob Ferguson defended the legislation, emphasizing its importance for protecting children. The law mandates reporting even if allegations arise during confession, a point of contention highlighted by both the DOJ and Catholic lobbyists.
Deputies arrested an 11-year-old boy for bringing two knives to Alderwood Middle School in Lynnwood, Washington. The incident prompted a lockdown at the school, occurring just one month after the boy allegedly attempted to stab another student. Authorities confirmed he had faced charges previously for a similar offense.
A Lynnwood woman sustained injuries during a home invasion that involved gunfire on Tuesday morning. The suspect, who fled the scene, was later apprehended in Shoreline and is expected to face charges including first-degree assault and burglary after being treated for injuries at Harborview Medical Center.
Lynnwood council plans to revisit its retail cannabis ban, with a tentative vote scheduled for September. The council's decision follows public support for allowing cannabis businesses, which could boost city revenue.
Edmonds-Woodway secured the Wesco 3A/2A South Division title by defeating Archbishop Murphy 11-6. The Warriors improved their league record to 10-1, while Archbishop Murphy fell to 8-3. Meadowdale also won against Shorewood in a close 6-5 game that went into extra innings.
Overnight construction will reduce traffic on SR 522 at the I-405/SR 522 interchange starting May 7. The Washington State Department of Transportation will close ramps and lanes, causing delays during the work hours of 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.
Downtown Edmonds promotes year-round appreciation for women through a guide to celebrating Mother's Day with local activities. Events include art exhibitions, coffee shop visits, and boutique shopping tailored to various interests. The community highlights its woman-owned businesses as essential to this celebration.
HeChaLou Tea House will open in Lynnwood this summer, offering authentic Taiwanese bubble tea brewed from loose leaf tea. Franchise owner Sam Wu anticipates the opening in mid to late June, featuring various tea bases and unique toppings. Nearby, Tokuni will launch a Japanese restaurant serving tonkatsu and donburi dishes.
Meadowdale High School will host its third annual car show and spring market on Saturday, May 31, from noon to 3 p.m. The event features live music, vendors, and children’s activities, with car entrants paying $15 in advance for a chance to win a custom dash plaque.