A driver allegedly hit and killed a person crossing Evergreen Way then fled Wednesday morning between 100th Street SW and Olivia Park Road in Everett. (Everett Police Department)
The investigation closed northbound Evergreen Way between Olivia Park Road and 100th Street SW.
EVERETT — A pedestrian died Wednesday morning after a driver allegedly hit them and drove away in south Everett.
Northbound Evergreen Way was closed between Olivia Park Road and 100th Street SW from about 5 to 7 a.m. while detectives investigated the collision.
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