Western Washington University’s men’s ultimate Frisbee club, WWU DIRT, placed fifth at the NCAA Division I Championships at ...

A salmonella outbreak linked to a large egg recall has made dozens of people sick in seven states in the West and Midwest, federal health officials said Saturday.

To quote their website: “The Old Edison has been owned and operated by John and Lyn Highet since 2007. The business has ...

Birch Bay Waterslides received approval on June 6 from Whatcom County Health and Community Services to reopen, after a county inspector determined the water park had satisfactorily addressed a host of ...

Risa Aria Schnebly is our environmental/science reporter. She comes to CDN as part of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Mass Media Fellowship. CDN is one of 17 newsrooms ...

“‘Wright’s Triangle,’ in particular, interrupts a major pathway from North & South campus,” Fejeran said. “At the same time, it creates new paths as people walk around the sculpture and offers a ...

A zeroing out of state funding to make outdoor education accessible to all Washington students will likely result in fewer fifth and sixth graders attending overnight outdoor school.

Treehouse, a nonprofit founded in 1988 to serve youth in care, has had its state funding cut this year, said CEO Dawn Rains, amounting to about a third of its total budget. That means 65% less funding ...

SEDRO-WOOLLEY — More than 50 students at Cascades Job Corps are facing homelessness after the Trump administration ordered ...

LYNDEN — More than two dozen beekeepers worked all day to contain millions of honey bees swarming near Lynden after a ...

Hundreds of competitors participated in the third annual Orca Pickleball Spring Classic at the Whatcom Community College pickleball courts June 6–8 as a fundraiser for WCC Athletics. The tournament, ...

She’s the business. She runs the business, she’s the CEO, CFO, COO of Sauk Mountain Pottery. People never really came to see ...