From safe space initiatives to neighborhood organizing, local nonprofits are working together to protect immigrants and ...

Despite scholarship and community support, a 22-year-old student from Gaza remains unable to reach Western Washington ...

Plans for a new solar project on Decatur Island in San Juan County have met with yet another complication after new deed ...

The demolition also represents the curtain coming down on an industrial era in the Pacific Northwest. The Alcoa Intalco ...

Lummi Nation ​is challenging a federal ruling in Canada that Ottawa met its constitutional obligations for consultation for a ...

For nearly a decade, from its founding in November 1897 to its dissolution in June 1907, members of the Equality Colony — who reached a peak population of about 340 — tried to turn Washington into a ...

Mount Vernon’s historic Lincoln Theatre will hit its 100th anniversary of bringing stories to life on stage and screen on April 21. To celebrate, the theater has launched its Centennial Campaign to ...

As food banks prepare for cuts to federal support, community members try to fill the gap. October brings the first full fiscal year since major cuts to federal food assistance programs were put into ...

Athletes with connections to Washington state shone in Vancouver and Whistler, while the Games honored Indigenous relations and highlighted the potential of local winter adaptive sports Military ...

State’s public defense system “on the verge of collapse” due to burgeoning caseloads, lawyer shortages and insufficient funding. Counties across Washington are preparing to meet a state mandate ...

Nearly a year after Alcoa Corporation announced an agreement to sell its closed Intalco Works aluminum smelter to a Canadian energy company, the prospective buyer continues to hold its cards close to ...

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 ...