In Everett Public Schools students explore potential careers in different ways during their K-12 experience to help unlock their awareness of and interest in career opportunities.

This approach, called career connected learning, weaves together school-based learning, extended learning, and work-based learning.

Even though the City of Mill Creek does not have a celebration planned for July 4th and prohibits fireworks, there are plenty of other local Puget Sound cities with fireworks shows to cap off your Independence Day.

Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers signed an ordinance allowing increased housing density to encourage development of lower cost housing in certain areas along State Route 99.

The ordinance will allow increased density where there is a public water supply and access to public transit.

The Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit detectives are investigating a stabbing that occurred on Thursday morning, May 3rd, just north of Mill Creek.

Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office detectives seek information from the public about a woman’s body found in south Everett on Sunday morning, April 15th.

Following a personal call from Federal Transit Administration Acting Administrator K. Jane Williams, Community Transit CEO Emmett Heath pushed the button to accept a $43.2 million grant to complete funding for the Swift Green Line on Monday, April 9th.

Ivar’s and Kidd Valley Restaurants are calling on all kindergarten through eighth grade students to nominate their favorite, deserving teacher for a chance to take home the 2018 Teacher of the Year honors.