As ferry-dependent Washingtonians continue to miss work, school and doctor appointments due to service disruptions, Rep. Greg ...

Legislators, students, historical society members, reenactors of Founding Fathers, and more gathered March 2 in the Capitol ...

OLYMPIA — Union members and caregivers rallied on the Capitol steps March 3, urging state lawmakers to protect health care access for immigrants in the face of potential budget cuts.

The All-Northwest Conference basketball teams were announced by the coaches of the NWC. Lynden led North Whatcom County with three players and a coach while three Lynden Christian girls were awarded.

OLYMPIA — Senators Tuesday passed a resolution honoring an Iranian holiday centered on renewal and unity. Nowruz, the Persian word for “new day,” is an ancient celebration from the region of Persia, ...

State investments of $138 million to about $216 million toward building and preserving affordable housing would build on last year’s $605 million investment.

Farm milk prices are slowly heading back up. The Agriculture Department announced the February Federal order Class III price ...

One of the most important lessons 4-H teaches is that animal care is both practical and emotional. Veterinary nurses must be ...

Lynden’s First and Third Christian Reformed Churches (CRC) will be the site of a five-day hymn singing marathon, April 6-10.

The Nooksack City Council took a look at its draft housing element for the Comprehensive Plan update during its March 2 ...

That’s how Michael Allen Woods described his feelings receiving his long-nascent promotion to black belt from Renzo Gracie, ...

More Americans are filing Freedom of Information Act requests than ever, topping 1.5 million in 2024 and on track for another record in 2025. This will mark the third consecutive ...