Salish Current

Originally set to close Sept. 1, the exhibit on the main floor by Fidalgo artist Julie Sevilla Drake, “Thirteen Ways of Looking,” proved so popular that it was extended to Oct. 6.

Seattle City Light and state and federal regulators disagree on how to improve operations at its upper Skagit River hydropower dams to enhance salmon conditions.

Eurasian watermilfoil — a fast-growing, non-native aquatic plant that threatens domestic water sources has infested Orcas Island’s Cascade Lake.

As demand for locally sourced foods has risen, Food hubs allow producers to enter new and additional markets that would be difficult or impossible to access on their own.

A team of four teenagers will push off from Victoria, B.C., point the bow of their 29-foot secondhand sailboat north and race 750 cold-water miles to Ketchikan, Alaska.

An outlet for local farmers and artisans to share their talents also brings together — and educates — the community.

More than 74,000 people, mostly on Whidbey, are at risk of annoyance, sleep disturbance, hindered childhood learning and hearing impairment, research finds — but the Navy League questions the data.

Tapping tidal flows for power generation has long been an elusive goal for clean-energy advocates. Formidable hurdles make the task far from certain.

While life has returned to normal for almost everyone else, the rebound is still tenuous for Point Roberts, a unique enclave in Washington.

Hard work, hope and heartbreak mark the way for some owner/operators of downtown Bellingham restaurants.