Everett Man Sentenced to Supervised Mental Health Treatment for Animal Cruelty, Avoids Prison Time
An Everett man was sentenced to supervised mental health treatment for animal cruelty, facing potential prison if terms are violated. He'll also pay restitution and fines, and is banned from owning animals.
University of Washington Students March to Combat Anti-Muslim Sentiments and Demand Action from Administration
University of Washington students protested against anti-Muslim racism after a Somali Student Association received a hateful letter. They demanded action from the university against campus Islamophobia.
Young Everett Boy Found Deceased, Community Awaits Answers in Tragic Case
After an intensive search, a 4-year-old boy from Everett was found dead outside the city by a passerby. The boy had been missing for roughly 36 hours. Authorities are investigating the cause of death and circumstances.
Seattle City Council Considers Amending Delivery Pay Law Amid Rising Business Concerns
Seattle's City Council is revising its PayUp law after backlash from restaurants and delivery workers due to added customer fees and decreased orders. Proposed changes may lower driver pay to improve affordability and restore demand.
Bellevue Seeks Nominations for 34th Annual Community Leadership Awards Honoring Outstanding Youths
Bellevue calls for nominations for its 34th annual Community Leadership Awards, hosted by Bellevue Youth Link, to honor young community contributors. Nominations close on May 3, with an award ceremony scheduled for May 22 at Bellevue City Hall.












