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A farmworker advocate in Whatcom County has been detained by federal immigration officials.
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State recovery funds are now available for some residents whose homes were severely damaged in the bomb cyclone that hit western Washington in November.
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Candidates elected to the Whatcom County Charter Review Commission could give voters a chance for a different election format with ranked choice voting.
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Whatcom County housing market faces a period of adjustment — and possibly compensation — as the real estate industry nationwide adapts.
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Sumas locals get a look at plans for more lanes and enhanced screening, commercial and pedestrian travel accommodations at busy border crossing.
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Utilities and independent energy companies have proposed a slew of standalone battery energy storage systems, some of which have generated vocal pushback in the permitting process.
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While life has returned to normal for almost everyone else, the rebound is still tenuous for Point Roberts, a unique enclave in Washington.
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Early vote tallies seem to show support for more law enforcement staffing and infrastructure in most major Western Washington cities, but not all.
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With key grant funding, an enthusiastic board and a new home for its performances, the Jazz Center of Bellingham is experiencing an upswing.
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Rural libraries in Washington state and Texas are partnering with the University of Washington to help design strategies for fighting misinformation.