The Opportunity Council is one of multiple partners involved in the development of the Way Station’s new medical respite ...

A comprehensive housing strategy must combine three elements: regulatory reform to allow more homes, community ownership to ...

Jail alternative program aims to foster a safer community and reduce incarceration by meeting individual needs and addressing ...

While harrowing waters initially proved to be an issue for the success of this year’s canoe journey, protocol still brought ...

Seattle bass player Michael David Marcus joined keyboardist Scot Ranney for a jam session in June at Boundary Bay Brewery.

Oil spill risk and orca protection in waters between San Juans and Bellingham, Anacortes figure in debate. Two Washington agencies are proposing to dial the oil spill prevention rules for tankers and ...

A new executive order makes the future of Mount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest uncertain The Mount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, which runs along the Cascade Mountains through eastern Whatcom ...

A recent “very big breakthrough” into the cause of wasting disease has opened possibilities for restoring habitat, bringing sunflower stars back from near-extinction. Researchers from the Hakai ...

The Olympia oyster is making a comeback. And the importance of that comeback goes beyond the menu or the shooter glass. It could mean cleaner water nearshore and a resurgence in the population of ...

Travelers moving south on Chuckanut Drive began noticing a new sign earlier this summer. With a bright orange background, a blue wave and a warning — Entering Tsunami Hazard Zone — it is hard to miss ...

Renewable power supply and tribal consultation could present hurdles for dreams of green power and local jobs.

Events spanning several years converged when a leak spilling more than a quarter million gallons of gasoline and resulting explosion and fire wreaked disaster along Whatcom Creek.