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The Parent’s Bill of Rights and transgender student athletes are the subject of the two initiatives.
The third annual competition, hosted by United Way of Whatcom County, is putting eight restaurants head-to-head to see which location has the best taco.
The National Parks Service says that a smoke inversion made things difficult above the Perry Fire, especially for aerial water drops and surveillance over the weekend.
South Whatcom Fire Chief Mitch Nolze says that Fire Station 22, better known as the Sudden Valley Station, recently received a building permit from the county.
As of Friday, Sept. 5, mortgage rates are hovering around 6.3%.
Ecology says the U.S. Department of Energy’s findings ignore decades of research and are being used to justify rolling back climate rules.
The museum’s newest exhibit celebrates the life and legacy of Elaine Horn through more than 80 photographs that span her three-decade career.
Washington’s Department of Health adds that appointments for COVID vaccines will remain available to any resident who wants them.
Throughout Friday, levels have varied between 160 to 175. Any levels above 150 are considered unhealthy for anyone.
Northwest winds could push more polluted air from the fire towards Maple Falls and Everson throughout Friday.