Beloved skate arena in Everett barely hanging on from pandemic struggles

A beloved skate arena in Snohomish County is still hanging on by a thread, but with the pandemic still ongoing, the owner doesn't know how much time the rink has left.

Everett man charged in death of daughter’s boyfriend

An Everett man was charged with second-degree murder Monday, nearly two years after shooting and killing a 21-year-old man who had been dating his daughter, according to the Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.

Everett man accused of taking police gun in Seattle riot faces murder charge

A man accused of taking a rifle from a burned-out Seattle police car during a riot last spring now faces a murder charge in an unrelated shooting.

Snohomish County judge censured for profanity

A state judicial watchdog has censured a Snohomish County judge for behavior described as “indecorous, undignified, impatient and discourteous.”

Coast Guard suspends search for missing Tulalip officer thrown from boat after rogue wave hit

The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its recovery search for a Tulalip Tribal Police Department officer who was thrown into Puget Sound Tuesday night after a rogue wave hit and capsized the boat he and another officer were on.

Search for missing officer continues
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The Coast Guard has suspended its search for Tulalip officer Charlie Cortez, but the Tribal Police department continues their efforts to bring him home.

FAA clears Boeing 737 Max to fly again

After nearly two years and a pair of deadly crashes, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has cleared Boeing’s 737 Max for flight.

Police boat capsizes near Everett
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Crews are searching for a Tulalip police officer who went missing after the boat capsized.

Deeper job cuts at Boeing as COVID-19 pandemic throttles air travel

Boeing said Wednesday that it will cut 7,000 more jobs as it continues to bleed money during a pandemic that has smothered demand for new airline planes.

Everett Public School delays return to in-person learning until January 2021

“We realize this may be disappointing for many of our students, families, and staff, but we believe it is necessary due to the rapid increase in COVID-19 cases over the previous several weeks,” Superintendent Ian Saltzman said. 

Everett council rejects housing plan for homeless students

An undeveloped ball field in Everett’s Port Gardner neighborhood will remain that way after the city council voted to reject a planned housing development for students and their families.

Batman statue stolen from Everett comic store
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The thief or thieves caused thousands of dollars worth of damage when they busted the window to steal the large figurine.

Displaced Boeing employees seeking job training may find new value in old skills

Lawmakers say the future of aviation and aerospace in Western Washington may no longer belong only to companies like Boeing. Many of the highly specialized skills can also apply to industries that haven’t been hit as hard as others, including at companies that build drones, space rockets and even medical devices.

Optimism over Everett’s future despite loss of Boeing 787 production

Despite the harsh reality that hundreds of Boeing employees will likely lose their jobs over the company’s decision to relocate 787 Dreamliner production, some in the area are expressing optimism that the region as a whole is better prepared to weather the storm.

It's official: Boeing reveals plans to move all Dreamliner production to South Carolina

As expected, Boeing revealed that it's moving all 787 Dreamliner production to South Carolina, dealing a big blow to a Puget Sound city already reeling from Covid-related losses.