Malcolm Simmons, a sophomore wide receiver for Auburn football, has been arrested on a domestic assault charge, according to the Lee County Sherriff's Office.

Tompkins County Sherriff Derek Osborne said the building was cleared and inmates were returned to their housing areas approximately 45 minutes after the incident. The facility is currently housing ...

Snohomish County seeks applications for affordable housing projects, with $1,054,917 federal funds available for 2026.

Snohomish County Department of Conservation & Natural Resources’ (DCNR) Office of Energy & Sustainability is hosting a Climate Resilience Open House for residents and community partners on Wednesday, ...

Snohomish County Department of Conservation & Natural Resources’ (DCNR) Office of Energy & Sustainability is hosting a Climate Resilience Open House for residents and community partners on ...

The Snohomish County Trade Survey is currently open to all businesses in the county and will remain open through the end of the month.

Moody, MO– On July 15th the Howell County Sherriff’s Office received a call giving details to the whereabouts of absconder Ronn Baker. The caller stated that he was staying at his grandmother’s house ...

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Red Flag Warning in parts of Snohomish County due to hot and dry conditions that contribute to wildfire weather. As multiple wildfires are burning ...

EVERETT — Ballots for the Aug. 5 primary election will be mailed Thursday to approximately 470,000 registered voters in Snohomish County, according to a press release. Voters should begin to see ...

SNOHOMISH COUNTY —The Snohomish County Health Department’s six-month Community Navigator Pilot Program, which concluded on June 30, 2025, demonstrated that collaborative efforts with community-based ...

Snohomish United’s Eric Lagos keeps his eye glued to the ball during the July 9 match against the Tacoma Stars at the Snohomish Stocker Soccer Fields. The Snohomish United recently clinched getting in ...

To help with that, free summer meal programs are back across Snohomish County. They’re open to all kids 18 and under, and there’s no paperwork, ID, or proof of income needed.