Where and how you assemble is 'ever more important' in today's political climate, Indivisible Bellingham's Robin Thomas says ...
For years now, Bagley has been a top participant in Skagit County Remote Controls, a Facebook group consisting of more than 900 members. Several of the members gather nearly every weekend across ...
At Tuesday’s Whatcom County Council meeting, Councilmember Mark Stremler compared the fear undocumented immigrants live with to the inconvenience of being pulled over for a broken taillight ( CDN, ...
A complete waterfront experience can be found at Zuanich Park and Squalicum Harbor. The place offers a comfortable walking path, space for kiteflyers and dockside fish sales. 2600 N. Harbor Loop Drive ...
Access to public records is essential for quality journalism. It’s also the bedrock for other members of the public to hold local, state and federal governments accountable. Nothing prevents the ...
The 14-year-old rider from Bellingham has taken the national mountain bike community by storm with 10 gold medals and a runner-up finish out of 15 races during her 2026 season. She came in first at ...
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states can count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day, a blow to the Trump administration and some Republ ...
This series of stories for Cascadia Daily News’ America 250 project highlights locals who each exemplify one of the five core freedoms of the First Amendment: religion, press, speech, assembly and ...
There’s a new festival in town which, while not primarily a music festival, should be worth checking out for just about ...
For serious weeding, wear gloves. Some weeds have thorns, ingredients that irritate skin, or ground-dwelling runner spiders that bite. Ground spiders often proliferate in dim light or spaces where ...
Before playing for the Bells, Noah Cassie grew up 40 miles north in Surrey, British Columbia, and was a fan of the Bellingham team. The 6-foot-3, 215-pound junior decided to return for his third stint ...
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably ...