After a number of pedestrian/vehicle accidents all along the 132nd Street SE corridor, Washington State and City of Mill Creek staff propose that the speed limit be reduced from 45 miles per hour to 35 miles per hour.

Seattle Humane is prepared to take in more than 50 of 200 pets traveling to Washington from animal rescue organizations in Florida following Hurricane Michael that took the lives of 33 people and left thousands of families and their pets stranded.

This week's column should be taken with a grain of salt, as I'm not sure everything I've written is absolutely true, but rather "things that go bump in the night."

The Sheriff’s Office, in collaboration with the Violent Offender Task Force, Everett Police Department, and Lynnwood Police Department made multiple arrests during a Joint Gang Emphasis operation in south Snohomish County the week of October 8th.

Our cat fo the week Buck is a big-time lover, and he wishes he was with his new family so he could spoil them with all the extra affection he has to give. And he would thoroughly enjoy receiving lots of love too!

Mill Creek Police officers make any number of contacts and respond to numerous calls for service every day.

According to the latest Mill Creek Police Blotter, a total of 403 responses were reported the week of October 5th to October 11th.

As a first step to hiring a new city manager, at their October 9th meeting the Mill Creek City Council authorized Interim City Manager Bob Stowe to issue a city manager recruitment request for proposal to interested executive search firms.

K9 Sonyi was a 5-year-old Yellow Lab that was assigned to Trooper Scott Legler and worked covering Washington State Ferry Terminals primarily in Snohomish County.

K9 Sonyi had a long battle with an infection that was unable to be cured and passed away on Wednesday, October 10th.