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The City of Everett's Community Development Advisory Committee will hold a public hearing on August 19, 2025, to identify community priority needs for the 2026 program year. The meeting will be hybrid, allowing in-person and virtual attendance, and will include a presentation of the draft 2024 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report. Public comments can be submitted via email or in person during the hearing.
A pedestrian, identified as 39-year-old Brent DeArman, died after being struck by a vehicle in Everett. The incident occurred on July 27, and the vehicle fled the scene, leaving the victim a mile away from the collision site. The Everett Police Department continues to investigate the hit-and-run case.
Dick's Drive-In has opened a location in Everett, raising speculation about potential expansions to Lake Stevens or Snohomish. A temporary sign at the former King Charley’s site sparked interest, but Dick's confirmed they have no plans for that area. Local residents continue to hope for new developments, including a possible Trader Joe’s.
Marysville Police arrested two suspects, Andrew Elliott and Keith Stuard, for the stabbing murder of Gheorghe Sandru, 66, on March 31, 2025. Both face charges of First-Degree and Second-Degree Murder following a detailed investigation that included analyzing security footage and physical evidence. This case marks the only homicide in Marysville for 2025.
A South County Fire Ford F-150 was stolen from a residential fire investigation scene on July 25, 2025, but was quickly recovered with minor damage. The theft occurred while the vehicle's emergency lights were activated and it was left running. No injuries were reported, and police are seeking information on the suspect.
The Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland tour will stop in Everett, WA, on December 7, 2025, showcasing a blend of circus performances and holiday music. Ticket prices range from $49 to $262.90, with VIP experiences available for fans.
An unauthorized individual stole an idling fire engine in Everett, causing significant damage but no injuries. The incident occurred on July 18 when emergency responders were attending to a medical emergency nearby. City officials are implementing measures to enhance security and prevent future occurrences.
Demolition of the old Edgewater Bridge has finished, and construction of a temporary bridge is progressing. This temporary structure will facilitate the building of a new, seismically-resilient bridge while protecting the sensitive Edgewater Creek habitat.
Christian Sayre, former owner of Anchor Pub, received a 109-year prison sentence for multiple counts of rape and indecent liberties, concluding a lengthy investigation by the Everett Police Department. The investigation, launched after DNA linked Sayre to a 2020 assault, revealed a history of predatory behavior spanning over two decades. Mayor Cassie Franklin emphasized the importance of survivor advocacy and the pursuit of justice.
Five candidates compete for the contested District 1 City Council seat in Everett, as primary ballots are mailed out. Current councilmember Mary Fosse is not seeking re-election, opening the race to new contenders. Candidates include union organizer Sam Hem, consultant Mason Rutledge, local resident Erica Weir, veteran Dr. Bill Wheeler, and the less-known Steven Sullivan.