Section: Local

Sanders, fresh off a win in the New Hampshire primary, is visiting Washington ahead of the March 10th presidential primary

The News Tribune reports Donnell Linton of Renton is one of many passengers who sued after the train left the tracks and part of it crashed onto I-5 below

Of the 73 cities on the list, the National Council for Home Safety and Security ranked Lynden the 12th safest, with Ferndale coming in 23rd and Bellingham not showing up until 49th

Mount Baker Ski Area is expecting another round of significant snowfall throughout the day Saturday into Sunday morning

The Whatcom County Treasurer’s Office says more than 100,000 tax statements are being mailed out countywide this weekend

The Herald’s parent company, McClatchy, filed for bankruptcy protection Thursday but its 30 newspapers, including the Herald, will continue to operate as usual

$2000 sign was taken during a recent flooding event

A total of $1.8 million is earmarked for Washington tribes to develop and update transportation safety plans, improve road safety infrastructure, and crash data assessment, improvement, or analysis

The lawsuit was filed against the state Department of Fish and Wildlife for issuing a permit to Cooke Aquaculture to raise steelhead in Skagit and Kitsap County waters

DHS has already suspended New York, and Washington could be next because the state allows undocumented drivers to get licenses and doesn’t allow DHS access to licensing records