Pride celebrations head to Everett Saturday
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Celebrating love and equality in Everett. The city is preparing for its Pride celebration this weekend.

Kitten yoga class in Everett
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There is a studio Everett where people can do yoga while hanging out with kittens.

Everett could vote on new, higher minimum wage
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Workers in Everett could soon be paid a higher minimum wage, according to a report from the Everett Herald.

Everett house fire under investigation

An investigation is underway after a house in Everett caught on fire early Wednesday morning. 

Everett house fire under investigation
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An investigation is underway after a house in Everett caught on fire early Wednesday morning.

Woman uses fake passport to steal tens of thousands from Washingtonians' bank accounts

Everett Police say the same woman wanted by multiple law enforcement agencies for stealing tens of thousands of dollars from victims' bank accounts by using a fake U.S. passport has struck again.

Ohio billionaire plans to take sub to Titanic wreckage

A billionaire from Ohio wants to get on a sub to see the wreckage site of the Titanic, nearly one year after the OceanGate Titan submersible tragedy.

Public weighs in on installation of surveillance cameras
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The city of Everett is thinking about installing new surveillance cameras all across the city in order to address violent crime.

Everett to hold second meeting on community cameras
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More than 70 cameras could soon be installed in Everett. These would not track your speed or check to see if you stopped at a red light. Police want them put in for extra safety.

Everett considers public cameras to address violent crime

Everett city leaders will hear discussions about adding surveillance cameras in public spaces, including Casino Road and Walter Hall Park.

Everett considers public cameras to address violent crime
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The current reality is Everett and several other communities in western Washington are still dealing with a shortage of officers and resources in law enforcement. Now, city leaders are considering ideas about how technology can help the police department address violent crimes in areas that need more attention.