Washington Wolfpack falls to Michigan Arsenal 64-36 in high-scoring game
EVERETT [Justin Mark]—Malik Henry threw for 332 yards and nine touchdowns to lead the Michigan Arsenal to a 64-36 victory over the Washington Wolfpack on Saturday night at Angel of the Winds Arena. Henry completed 21 of 34 passes, with six touchdowns going to Jarius Grissom. Grissom finished with nine receptions for 185 yards and […]
Celebrate Independence Week in Everett with Concert, 5k Run, Festival, Parade, and Fireworks
EVERETT—The City of Everett invites the public to kick off Independence Day with a slew of events starting Tuesday, June 30, and ending with an 18-minute firework show July 4th evening! June 30: 250th Anniversary: A Salute in Concert “America’s 250th Anniversary: A Salute in Concert” will take place on Tuesday, June 30, at 7 […]
Innovation Lab Roadshow Brings Adaptive Activities and Assistive Technology to Snohomish County I/DD Community
MARYSVILLE—Ethan started attending Willow Place as an Stanwood School District transition student, where he needed one-to-one support while attending Willow Place. He became a full member in 2021 following graduation from high school—during a time when Willow Place was still following strict masking and spacing protocols due to the pandemic. At first, Ethan was unfocused, […]
Stars and Stripes: Historic America 250 celebration hosted at Lighthouse Park
MUKILTEO—The City of Mukilteo and the Mukilteo Chamber of Commerce invite residents and visitors to join America’s 250 Celebration at Lighthouse Park on Saturday, July 4, from 3 to 8 p.m. As part of the nationwide America 250 commemoration, Mukilteo’s celebration will feature classic Independence Day activities, including family-friendly games, a live patriotic theater play, a pie-eating contest, live music and […]
Marina Azul Cocina & Cantina Now Open at Port of Everett’s Waterfront Place, Bringing Fresh Mexican Flavor to Restaurant Row
EVERETT — Marina Azul Cocina & Cantina officially opened its doors, bringing a new flavor of dining along Restaurant Row at the Port of Everett’s Waterfront Place, with a ribbon-cutting event on June 25, 2026. The family-owned restaurant group has three other locations, Cava Azul Cocina & Cantina in Woodinville Wine Country, and Agave Cocina & […]
Community Transit seeks input on six-year plan for transit service and development
What does transit look like in Snohomish County over the next six years? Well, Community Transit has released its draft six-year 2026 – 2031 Transit Development Plan. The plan outlines proposed investments in transit service, Swift bus rapid transit, Zip Shuttle, customer amenities, and other improvements to help people get where they need to go. Now […]
COMMENTARY: Hands off our ballots! Secretary Hobbs on USPS new proposed ballot mail rule
As Secretary of State of Washington, I submit the following comments in response to the United States Postal Service proposal titled Ballot Mail for Federal Elections as noticed on May 29, 2026. The Constitution is clear that authority over federal elections rests with states and Congress. My authority to administer elections is written in the […]
‘Washington is a great place to do business,’ Governor launches Economic Development Council
SEATTLE—Governor Bob Ferguson, at the Garden Terrace of the Seattle Convention Center Summit Building on Thursday, June 25, announced the launch of a new Governor’s Economic Development Council, a partnership of small businesses, labor, Tribes, educators and large employers in tech and aerospace to guide Washington’s economic strategy. Washington state’s economy is the 9th largest […]
SCOTUS Delivers Major Wins for Trump on TPS Termination and Asylum Limits
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The U.S. Supreme Court, in a pair of 6-3 decision, handed President Donald J Trump’s administration significant victories Thursday, June 25, on immigration enforcement, ruling in two cases that clear the way for the termination of temporary legal protections (TPS) for hundreds of thousands of migrants and upheld stricter limits on asylum claims at […]
Executive Order on citizenship lists and mail-in voting blocked, day after USPS said ballots won’t be delivered until states provide lists
BOSTON, Mass. — U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani, a Barack Obama appointee, ruled Thursday, June 25, that key provisions of President Donald J Trump’s March 31, 2026, executive order on election integrity exceed presidential authority and violated the U.S. Constitution related to federal elections. The Trump administration and Department of Justice may appeal the decision […]
