Olympia oysters, a raindrop-shaped oyster no longer than a golf ball, used to take up an estimated 20,000 acres across Puget ...

Soccer, one of the most physically taxing sports, takes place on a field that can go as long as 120 yards and as wide as 80 yards. For this Whatcom County team, the players aren’t running the length ...

Cascadia Daily News is hard at work setting the stage for this election, which is mostly hyperlocal in nature. With neither congressional nor state House or Senate seats in play, it’s all about nuts ...

The seven-member county council failed to reach a recommendation this week on expanding the board to include community members and tribes, but is inching closer to proposing a 10-member board.

Sophia Gates covers rural Whatcom and Skagit counties. She is a Washington State Murrow Fellow whose work is underwritten by taxpayers and available outside CDN's paywall. Reach her at ...

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A Cascade PBS/Elway poll found that disappointment crossed party lines, with those surveyed citing the budget, new taxes and his political ideology.

BURLINGTON — It’s lunchtime at the Salish Sea Deaf School, and all the students, from pre-K to eighth grade, are sitting together at an oval table. They’re giggling and smiling as they eat their ...

The law enforcement group investigating the high-profile shooting of a Lummi Nation police officer early July 28 provided the wrong identity of the suspect. “The name given to law enforcement ...

The Washington State Department of Health has closed recreational harvest for all shellfish species in Skagit Bay, after samples show a continued rise in paralytic shellfish poisoning toxins.

Ferndale School District has made $6 million worth of cuts to its budget ahead of the new school year. That includes eliminating its longstanding program of paying for students’ school supplies.

For the last century, Boy Scout Troop 4019 has served the Bellingham community. Literal generations of boys and young men learned leadership and outdoor skills at the little cabin off Lakeway and in ...