The National Audubon Society invites birdwatchers and people with backyard bird feeders to participate in the longest-running citizen science survey - the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count on Saturday, December 14th.

On Friday, December 6th, the Community Transit Board of Directors approved the agency’s 2020 Budget that will increase service 5% in 2020 as the agency expands bus service for Snohomish County residents.

Project development will continue for the Swift Orange Line through Mill Creek.

As a New Englander, I have been rooting for the New England Patriots ever since Tom Brady and Bill Belichick assumed control of the team. I had a very slight acquaintance with owner Robert Kraft through some family friends but that didn’t cause my following of the team.

Newly elected Everett School Board Director April Berg was sworn into office by State Representative John Lovick at the December 3rd school board meeting.

Following Berg's oath of office, the school board launched its annual process to elect new officers.

If you’re more into those cats that act a bit like dogs, then our cat of the week Junebug may be your match! This two-year-old gal is extremely personable and loves interacting with people.

Whether it’s playing with toys, getting cheek rubs or working on her tricks, she’s happy to be doing it all!

Flu season is early this year but it’s not too late to protect yourself by getting a flu shot.

Snohomish County flu cases began picking up in November and three people have been hospitalized.

The State Fire Marshal’s Office urges Washingtonians to practice fire-safe behaviors this holiday season.

Although Christmas tree and holiday decoration fires are uncommon, they are far more dangerous than other types of fires.

Newly elected Mill Creek Councilmembers John Steckler and Stephanie Vignal were administered their oaths of office by Mayor Pam Pruitt at the November 26th city council meeting.

Their new terms of office run until December 31, 2021.