Grocers say consumer overstocking – not a disrupted supply chain -- is the main reason their store shelves are empty of many supplies and food items. 

If consumers return to normal shopping habits, grocery store shelves will fill up.

Over 1,000 computers were checked out by students who will be learning at home during the March 16th to April 24th school closure mandated by the state.

A team of Everett Public School employees were at Jackson High School and the Community Resource Center to distribute them.

As a way to reduce exposure to COVD-19 Coronavirus, Everett Public Schools is providing resources for students and families during the March 16th to April 24th school closure mandated by the state.

If your student needs a device during school closure, you can pick it up on Wednesday, March 18th.

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 334 responses were reported for the week of March 6th to March 12th.