The main reason it is still down is the state’s shortage of ferryboats. Washington State Ferries says it is not able to restore the Sidney service until at least 2030. That’s when it expects to ...

Hunter Ka’imi is a leader in two communities: the city of Bellingham, and the online following he’s built over six years of posting videos on TikTok. The latter is more than 10 times the size of ...

Spring and fall markets are a lot less hectic than their winter counterparts, when it seems everyone and their neighbor are in the market for Christmas gifts. Summer markets, while lovely, tend to cut ...

The Storm are led by senior Isaac Grimes and sophomore David Leslie. Grimes was named NWC’s Offensive Player of the Year last season, while Leslie was a first-team defender as a freshman. Both of them ...

Just in time for its third anniversary, Recovery Cafe Skagit is celebrating the news that the Washington state Legislature included more than $2 million in its budget to allow the nonprofit to buy its ...

Human remains found along the Skagit River east of Concrete Thursday, March 12 were identified as Krista J. Hunt by the Skagit County coroner on Wednesday, March 18. The cause of death is still being ...

Higher education fared well, but early education did not, in this year’s legislative session. After a short, 60-day session, expected further cuts to higher education in the state’s supplemental ...

But the single concrete dome that came out of the ill-fated Oculis Lodge project isn’t sitting empty. Under new ownership, the rebranded Skyview Dome is on Airbnb and open for visitors at around $400 ...

Environmental advocates believe the City of Bellingham’s recently updated comprehensive plan falls short of preventing sprawl and protecting Lake Whatcom. The Whatcom Environmental Council has ...

Bellingham drivers may see slower traffic on the I-5 late Wednesday night. Washington State Department of Transportation is closing the right lane of I-5 northbound just south of Iowa Street for ...

After several months of work to identify a new superintendent for Sedro-Woolley School District, the board has suspended its search and named an interim leader for the coming school year instead.

As most Democrats in the state Legislature voted for the state’s new income tax with enthusiasm, District 42’s representatives said no.