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Month: June 2026

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CitiesLynnwood

ICE kidnapped a student off of Edmonds College’s campus

ICE ripped an Edmonds College student out of their car earlier this week.

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Four out of the seven council members were in the council chamber for the vote to pass the exemption. (Photo Credit: Jessica Roberts)
CitiesPullman

Pullman City Council voted to pass the exemption for short-term rentals

With council members Tawny Szumals and Eric Fejeran absent (CM Trevor Vance attended remotely), the Pullman City Council voted to pass the two bedroom exemption to its short-term rental regulations. The city also received an update on the restoration to the iconic arched Pine Street Plaza Pedestrian Bridge after it was damaged due to flooding […]

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Six of the seven city council members, and Mayor George Hurst, were present for the June 16th work session. (Photo Credit: Jessica Roberts)
CitiesLynnwood

Lynnwood City Council received an update on amendments to the critical area ordinance

Lynnwood’s critical area ordinance are in need of amendments to bring them in line with state law.

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President Donald Trump participates in a bilateral meeting with Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud of Saudi Arabia, Tuesday, November 18, 2025, in the Oval Office. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok)
International

Trump’s new peace deal with Iran is really just another cease fire doomed to fail

Trump’s announced peace deal with Iran is doomed to fail thanks to Israel’s hard line government.

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Rosemary Longisa celebrates her 1,500 M national title in Eugene, Ore. (Phot Credit: Paul Merca via WSU Athletics)
SportsWashington State Cougars

WSU’s Rosemary Longisa won the 1,500 meter National Title

Rosemary Longisa became the first Washington State woman to win the 1500 meter national championship on Saturday. She was one of three Cougar sophomores that qualified for Nationals in Eugene.

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An Everett Transit bus near the train station. (Photo Credit: Wiki Commons)
Community TransitEverett TransitTransit

OPINION: Merging Everett Transit and Community Transit is the sensible solution

It’s about time that the City of Everett merges its ineffective bus network with the county’s wider bus system.

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International

The critical Atlantic Ocean current is weakening

The current that powers the Atlantic ocean is weakening and it’s going to have catastrophic effects on the globe.

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Pete Alonso is greeted by Adoey Rutschmam after a two run home run. (Photo Credit: Baltimore Orioles)
Seattle MarinersSports

Woo’s third inning melt down doomed the M’s in Baltimore

Bryan Woo melted down in the third inning as he gave up six earned runs. And the M’s bats were unable to dig themselves out of that hole.

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The historic house in downtown Snohomish
The worn down historic home in downtown Snohomish that was the topic of the Design Review Board's most recent meeting. (Photo Credit: Natalie Raines)
CitiesSnohomish

City of Snohomish review board meeting reviewed preservation of a historic downtown residence

After the March, April, and May Design Review Board (DRB) Regular Meeting were canceled, the June meeting was held on Wednesday night and concluded after 15 minutes.  In-person board member attendees included Joelle Blair (chair), Shin Goto, and Charlie Krabach. Although the meeting opened the floor to public comment outside of the meeting agenda, no […]

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Storm players stand over their teammate after she was fouled onto the floor.
Several players help their teammate up after she hit the court after she was fouled. (Photo credit: Seattle Storm(
Seattle StormSports

Storm lost their seventh straight game

Seattle’s offense faltered in the fourth quarter as the Storm lost their seventh straight game.

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