Derek Smith

Support Swells For Baby Kennedy As Everett Family Faces Rare Seizure Disorder

An Everett family is receiving an outpouring of support after their infant daughter was diagnosed with a rare and serious neurological condition. Friends, family, and neighbors are coming together to support baby Kennedy and her parents, Jamie Brass and Derek Smith, after the infant was diagnosed with infantile spasms and admitted to Seattle Children’s Hospital….

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Dick’s Drive-In

Dick’s Drive-In Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Wage, Break Violations

Dick’s Drive-In is facing a class-action lawsuit that claims employees were denied required rest breaks, meal periods, and wages. The suit, filed in King County Superior Court in February, alleges widespread labor violations affecting hourly workers. Plaintiff Madison Masterson claims the company failed to provide legally required rest and meal breaks during shifts, resulting in…

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Christopher Johnson and Irah Sok

Masked Home Invasion Leader Gets 25 Years For Killing Everett Mom As Child Slept

An armed robber tied to a string of violent home invasions across western Washington was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the killing of an Everett mother during a 2022 break-in. Christopher Johnson, 24, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder Wednesday, March 11, in Snohomish County Superior Court for the fatal shooting of 36-year-old Irah…

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The Net Shed

‘Home Run For Everett’: Waterfront Seafood Spot The Net Shed Is An Early Crowd Pleaser

A new seafood destination overlooking the Everett Marina is already drawing praise from diners, giving locals another reason to linger along the city’s revitalized waterfront. The Net Shed Fish Market & Kitchen opened in December 2025 at 1500 Steiner Drive as part of the Port of Everett’s growing Waterfront Place development. The restaurant blends a…

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Everett Approves Law Making It A Crime To Expose Children To Fentanyl, Heroin, Other Drugs

The Everett City Council has approved a new ordinance creating criminal penalties for people who expose children to dangerous drugs like fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine. The council voted Wednesday, March 11, to adopt the measure, which city officials say closes a gap in Washington law that currently focuses primarily on methamphetamine exposure. Under the new…

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