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Youth e-scooter use raises safety, enforcement questions

We’ve all seen them: Adults, youths and kids on electric vehicles of all kinds, often traveling at high speeds, sometimes on the street, sometimes on the sidewalk. It’s the Wild West out there. …

Lacie Nelson named to Snohomish County Superior Court

Gov. Bob Ferguson has appointed Everett attorney Lacie Nelson to the Snohomish County Superior Court bench, effective July 2. Nelson fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Millie …

Tragic Beauty

A stunning photograph shot at 6:33 a.m. today from the Clinton side of the Mukilteo-Clinton ferry shows the tragic side of beauty thanks to wildfires in Eastern Washington.

What was it like to grow up in Mukilteo decades ago? Community members will have a chance to find out — and share their own memories — at the Mukilteo Historical Society's next meeting. The …

Motorcyle rider killed in collision on SR 99

A Lynnwood woman is dead after her motorcycle struck a semi-truck on southbound SR 99 between Lincoln Way and the Mukilteo Speedway (SR 525). The Washington State Patrol responded to the …

Delicious day at the park

Mukilteo Seniors Association members gather for their annual picnic Monday, July 20, at Lighthouse Park. About 75 people attended the summertime event, enjoying food, fellowship and activities during …

The City of Mukilteo is seeking residents interested in helping shape the city's long-term financial future by serving on its Long-Range Financial Planning Committee. The advisory committee …

Council cool to youth seat at dais

A proposal to give a Mukilteo Youth Advisory Commission member a regular, non-voting seat at City Council meetings met with skepticism Monday, as a majority of councilmembers said students should …

As Mukilteo begins building its 2027-28 budget, department heads are asking for additional staff across City Hall, arguing that growing regulations, expanding workloads and new technology …

A tiny cobalt-blue medicine vial no bigger than a thumb may be providing one of the clearest glimpses yet into daily life in Mukilteo's long-lost Japanese settlement. The embossed Japanese …

Council coalesces around need for stronger fire service

With responses now received from seven of the eight elected officials asked about the future of Mukilteo's fire department, a clearer picture is emerging: virtually everyone agrees the City must …

Party On, Garth!

Legacy, Mukilteo’s local hometown band, played all your classic rock favorites on Friday at Lighthouse Park. Back for its sixth year, the Music at the Beach concert series offers music lovers a way …

The City of Mukilteo is accepting applications from residents interested in serving a three-year term on the city's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission. The commission advises the mayor …

Lynnwood treatment plant gets top award

Earlier this month, the Washington Department of Ecology notified the City of Lynnwood that it will receive the Wastewater Treatment Plant Outstanding Performance Award for 2025. The award’s …

Travelers using State Route 525 between Paine Field and the Mukilteo ferry terminal should expect overnight delays beginning Tuesday, July 28, as the Washington State Department of Transportation …

Snohomish County Elections has mailed ballots for the Aug. 4 primary election to about 535,000 registered voters. Every household in Snohomish County also received a local voters’ pamphlet. In …

Volunteers of America Western Washington (VOAWW) Chief Executive Officer Brian Smith will leave the organization July 10 to become CEO of Volunteers of America Northern Rockies. Smith has served …

A new fitness studio opening this month in Mukilteo is betting that many adults don’t need longer workouts – they need smarter ones. MaxStrength Fitness, at 8227 44th Ave. W., Suite D, …

Local teenagers explored what it’s like to wear a police badge during the Mukilteo Police Department’s annual Youth Academy, spending a week learning about policing through classroom instruction …

Recently retired barber Mickey Rounds (left) was honored by Mayor Joe Marine with a proclamation celebrating his 38-year legacy during Monday’s City Council meeting. The proclamation noted that …

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