The U.S. men’s team got a controversial reprieve on Sunday when FIFA, soccer’s international governing body, lifted a ...

A 19-year-old pedestrian was killed on the afternoon of Saturday, July 4 in Sedro-Woolley after being hit by a man who was allegedly driving under the influence. The Sedro-Woolley Police Department on ...

A 1-acre fire has been discovered southwest of the Luna Camp along Big Beaver Trail in the North Cascades National Park ...

In celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, Cascadia Daily News spoke with four generations of Americans living in Skagit and Whatcom counties. While their perspectives on specific topics varied ...

Singers’ Sundays are back at a new home, at Zen Sushi in Barkley Village at 4 p.m. Sundays. This is an event hosted by Cheryl ...

This series of stories for Cascadia Daily News’ America 250 project highlights locals who each exemplify one of the five core ...

I consider myself a patriotic person. I’ve seen many times what happens when someone gets excited about active participation ...

On the day Les Rouges hoped for a nationwide coronation, Canada’s men failed to make a grand statement on the World Cup stage ...

GET INVOLVED Lynden City Council 6 p.m. Monday, July 6, 205 Fourth St., Lynden. Council members will consider placing a levy ...

The World Cup match Seattle organizers wanted is upon us. The U.S. and Belgium each won knockout games on Wednesday, July 1, ...

Bellingham’s only rooftop bar is in full swing for its second season, and not a moment too soon. Chuckanut Bay Distillery’s ...

As Skagit Regional Health’s new staffing contract with Vituity for hospitalist services takes effect this month, multiple physicians have left the hospital rather than work for the California-based ...