MONROE — After more than 20 years of helping Snohomish County cities through economic downturns, infrastructure projects, and the pandemic, Monroe city administrator Deborah Knight is retiring May 31.

County elected officials are considering creating a Transportation Benefit District, or TBD, to help fund road maintenance in unincorporated areas. The proposal would add a $20 annual vehicle license ...

SNOHOMISH — Fire investigators believe that a transient man found hurt near the recent railroad trestle fire had started it. The county fire marshal’s office is seeking second-degree arson charges ...

The city may double its utility charge for water and sewer on local utility bills, which could easily spill over to the ...

On the twitch of a knee, the Monroe Bearcats advanced in the 3A State Tournament over the Enumclaw Hornets on Tuesday, May 19 in Monroe. With the bases loaded, facing the last batter of the match, the ...

On May 19th, the Snohomish City Council voted unanimously to approve a new 8,000-square-foot city hall and council chamber at 3rd and Pine. This project is estimated to cost $25 million, including $6 ...

MONROE — The Public Utility District (PUD) held its fourth annual Hydropower Appreciation Days on May 15 and 16 at the Woods ...

There’s an opening on the County Charter Review Commission for residents in the region of Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Monroe, ...

What a season. On Friday night, the Everett Silvertips clinched the Western Hockey League championship, taking a commanding 7 ...

In late March, an area man illegally borrowed a Washington State Patrol trooper’s police car while the trooper was out of town, drove it on Woods Creek Road while being recorded on the car’s dashcam, ...

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SNOHOMISH — Mother and daughter Elizabeth and Kelly Holderman began going to Snohomish Aquatic Center together as a way to bond. Kelly Holderman, 72, has been going to the center for a few years, her ...