u/SirChaos

Video posted on YouTube October 4th of an incident that occurred near Arlington, WA in February of 2025.

Three months after Jonathan Hoang vanished in Washington state, his family says they believe he was spotted on home surveillance cameras about 45 minutes away. Jonathan Hoang is on the autism spectrum and left his house in Arlington in March 2025 without his cellphone, money or his comforting coat. The family of the then 21-year-old believes someone befriended him online and lured him away. They’re desperate to have him home, know he’s safe and hope someone recognizes him and calls the police.

CREDITS

Host: Marni Hughes

Executive Producer : Paige Lobdell

Segment Producer : Cathleen O’Toole

From the Marysville Police Department Facebook Page:

Marysville Police are investigating a fatal train–pedestrian collision that happened around 4 p.m. near 76th St NE and State Ave, resulting in the death of a 45-year-old man.

A report made just minutes earlier mentioned people trespassing on the tracks, including one individual acting erratically. Possible substance use may have played a role, but the incident remains under investigation.

This is Marysville’s fourth serious train-related incident in September and the second fatality, each with different circumstances — from substance-use concerns to behavioral health crises to risky decisions by drivers and pedestrians. Together, they highlight a critical reminder: railroad tracks and crossings demand caution, awareness, and respect.

These incidents affect far more than those directly involved. Families, witnesses, train crews, and our first responders all carry the weight of these traumatic events.

The timing comes just ahead of Operation Clear Track on Tuesday, September 22 — the largest rail‑safety enforcement initiative in the U.S. MPD will join agencies nationwide in conducting targeted patrols at railroad crossings to increase education, visibility, and enforcement. Our goal is simple: prevent the next tragedy.

Please stay off railroad tracks, follow all signals and warning devices, and never try to beat a train. If you or someone you know is struggling with a behavioral health or substance-use crisis, dial 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Railroad safety is a shared responsibility — and the choices made around tracks can have consequences far beyond the moment.

#OperationClearTrack

Our officers are investigating a fatality involving a train and a pedestrian near 76th St NE and State Ave.

Please avoid the area and expect traffic impacts. At this time, the 80th St NE and 88th St NE railroad crossings are blocked.

From the MPD page on Twitter.

UPDATE: https://x.com/MarysvilleWAPD/status/2102202344842912110

6:00pm, train is now moving and traffic should start to recover in the area.

TULALIP — If a new second bidder wins the Seattle SuperSonics, it is likely they would build an arena on the Tulalip Indian Reservation.

BlackSun Private Equity, alongside Native World Sports, investors and regional partners, announced in mid-August that it was joining the National Basketball Association expansion conversation around returning the Sonics to Washington. The New York-based firm, the second publicly known bidder, is up against One Roof Sports and Entertainment, which owns the Seattle Kraken.

From the City of Marysville WA Facebook Page:

2:09pm 8/4/2026

National Night Out is canceled for tonight to help keep our community safe.

With wildfire smoke moving into the area and air quality levels expected to reach unhealthy for sensitive groups levels, we will be rescheduling the event for a later date.

An Air Quality Alert has been issued by the National Weather Service through 5 p.m. Thursday. You can monitor current air quality conditions and view cleaner air centers in Snohomish County at the link here: www.snoco.org/smoke

Stay safe, Marysville. We’ll share the new event date soon!

An indoor agriculture company in Marysville, 80 Acres Urban Agriculture, is permanently “winding down” and laying off 55 employees after acquisition negotiations fell through.

The company’s “local facility” is at 4010 156th Street N.E., but also has locations in Ohio and Kentucky that are slated to close.

EVERETT — New criminal penalties in Marysville take effect Tuesday for people who expose children to certain drugs.

The Marysville City Council unanimously approved the penalties July 27, following Everett’s and Snohomish County’s examples, both of which enacted similar laws this year.

A kind reminder to fill out and drop off your ballot for the upcoming August 4th Snohomish County Election primary!

Important primaries for judges, other representative positions and a Library Proposition are on the ballot!

Exercise your Democracy!

Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

EVERETT — Authorities believe no one was injured in a large, two-alarm fire at an industrial manufacturer in Arlington on Wednesday morning.

Firefighters were still on scene as of Wednesday afternoon, more than 10 hours after employees reported a fire at the Stella-Jones Corporation off 188th Street Northeast, east of the Arlington Municipal Airport, according to the North County Regional Fire Authority and the city of Arlington.

BY KIRO 7 NEWS STAFF

Marysville police are investigating a fistfight that turned deadly outside a restaurant on Tuesday.

On July 14 around 10:30 p.m., police said two men were fighting behind Don’s Restaurant on 4th Street.

Police said that during the fight, one of the men became unresponsive and stopped breathing. It’s unclear if he hit his head or had another medical issue, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

The men knew each other before, police said.

The other man involved in the fight was arrested and booked into Snohomish County Jail for first-degree manslaughter.

It’s unclear what led up to the fight.

The investigation is ongoing. If you have any information, contact detectives at (360) 363-8300.