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This in Sunday from South County Fire. Two men were injured in an early morning fire that displaced 16 residents at an apartment complex in the Mariner neighborhood south of Everett. Dispatchers received multiple 911 calls around 3:40 a.m. reporting flames visible in a three-story building at the Hangar 128 Apartments in the 13000 block […]

An investigator was on scene last night trying to determine the cause of a fire at the former NOAA research lab on the Mukilteo waterfront. The fire was reported about 7:45 PM and arriving Mukilteo crews found smoke and flames coming from a small building on the north end of the lab. A ladder and […]

Over the years you’ve seen MyEverettNews.com showcase Everett Firefighters raising funds for the annual LLS Firefighter Stairclimb. That’s where firefighters in full bunker gear and airbottle climb 1,356 steps up the staircase of the Columbia Tower in downtown Seattle. Prior to the climb firefighters hold fundraising events. We’ve shown you firefighters “filling the boot” in […]

Word in from Everett Fire on the receipt of a grant of $47,393.00 from the Tulalip Tribes Charitable Contributions Fund that will allow the Department to purchase two drones to be used in emergency operations. Here’s a brief about the award. This past week, Mayor Cassie Franklin, Chief Dave DeMarco, and Assistant Chief Rich Llewellyn […]

Editor’s Update Saturday 12:25 PM: Officers with the Snohomish County Violent Offender Taskforce spent all night tracking Nash down and took him into custody at 10 Am this morning. He has been booked into the Snohomish County Jail and his sentencing hearing is set for Thursday May 13th. On March 25th 47-year-old Elmer Nash Junior […]

No injuries reported after a confirmed commercial fire at Storehouse Mini-storage in the 3800 block of Smith Avenue just east of I-5 in Everett. The fire was reported at 10:45 AM with calls of smoke coming out of units in the “B” building. Firefighters had to use cutting tools to open both the interior and […]