There aren't sufficient resources, shelter for everyone who's moving; some don't want help

Workers often focus solely on their retirement savings balance. But figuring out how you want to spend the rest of your life could be job No. 1.

Downtown unit focuses on proactive policing; community reaction has been positive

Facing multimillion-dollar budget shortfall, employees told to tighten the belt

Barring agreement with Whatcom County, emergency response to Lookout Mountain, Lake Whatcom ends July 1

A program to move fish between Baker River reservoirs offers model for Skagit's dams

Parents at impacted schools feel ‘whiplash'; district says data at time projected growth

Longtime Port Townsend resident inspired generations of alpinists, defined an active NW outdoor lifestyle

Rajeev Majumdar’s curiosity has propelled an expansive, ‘remarkable’ career

'Black to the Outdoors' provides discounted events at Mt. Baker Ski Area

Prospective buyers are enticed by the promise of stability but can’t make it pencil

Former owner of Homestead is gone and street lights are going out

The health system slowly shrank the program over time, ultimately cutting all positions in the latest round of layoffs

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Everson, Ferndale and Sedro-Woolley still looking for long-term remedies

Even cities with understaffed police departments have made record gains.

Tribes in Whatcom, Skagit counties talk river management after December flooding

Patchwork of mental health resources available for Afghan refugees who fought for U.S.

Team is studying facilities including Ferndale producer SubX

River mining comes with permitting complexities, environmental impacts, limited efficacy

Speaker: Their lives 'not only matter, but deserve better from our community'

Character-building advice from one abominable fuckwit to another.

Whatcom County communities express frustration; ‘Sumas is always forgotten’

Likely solutions: ramp meters, signage — not expansion

Reopened cases, family separation, increased detention add pressure to NW WA lawyers and their clients

Couple mourn guard member’s loss; fears for safety of Lakanwal’s children

Washington law prohibits immigration-related arrests within 1 mile of a court facility

City credits fiscal stability to conservative mindset, collaborative culture and a bit of luck

The government has no plan for America’s 300 billion pennies.

Food banks in Whatcom are still regrouping after cuts to federal funding earlier this year

As project costs escalate, city says upgrading incinerators is the only viable path forward

As generative AI dominates every conversation in the creative industry, we're making the case that artists have reason to be optimistic.