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| Trip-hop duo Odesza take first tour to Arcata | With the return of Portland's Emancipator as well as first-time appearances from London's Little People and Bellingham, Wash.'s Odesza, the World Famous Productions trip-hop show on Wednesday night at the Arcata Theatre Lounge is sure to be a talent-packed doozy. Openers Odesza鈥 |
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| Former Seattle Councilmember Richard McIver dies | Richard McIver, long the only African American on the Seattle City Council and an advocate for Rainier Valley and underdeveloped parts of the city, died Saturday night at Swedish Medical Center. He was 71. |
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| Sumas inventor of Icy Light brings product to Whatcom stores | Have you ever thought of something unique and wondered why somebody hasn't made it yet? Most of us probably do, as did I one day. Now, I have turned my idea into reality -- Icy Light, an ice scraper with a detachable flashlight that is now available at 18 Whatcom County stores. The process鈥 |
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| Living her passion, a young woman dies | While her friends were obsessed with dolls or ponies, for as long as anyone can remember Dianna Hanson talked incessantly of her love of lions and tigers. |
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| 2011 草榴社区 grad killed in lion attack at Calif. animal sanctuary | A 24-year-old Western Washington University graduate who volunteered at Project Survival's Cat Haven in the foothills east of Fresno, Calif., was killed Wednesday when she was attacked by a 4-year-old male African lion in its enclosure. A co-worker tried in vain to draw the lion away鈥 |
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| New director of Bellingham's Sean Humphrey House impressed with resilience of residents | If you're a chef who would like to host a Walla Walla-style wine dinner to raise money for Bellingham's Sean Humphrey House, Joshua Grubb would like to talk with you. On Feb. 2, Grubb began his new job as executive director of Sean Humphrey, which houses low-income people with鈥 |
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| Western Washington head coach Dominguez overcame life-threatening heart ailments, built successful coaching career | Tony Dominguez lay bedridden for two months at Seattle Children鈥檚 Hospital. At 14 years old, he was diagnosed with a rheumatic heart condition. At one point, doctors gave him 24 hours to live. Twenty-six years later, Dominguez walks into the Cameron Indoor Stadium as the head coach of鈥 |
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| Scratch and Peck Feeds: A blue chip in a niche market | It turns out, chickens are particular about what they eat鈥攐r at least that鈥檚 what Diana Ambauen-Meade said she believes and is one of the motivations behind her feed mill in Irongate. |
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| The Q&A - What 鈥渧ictorious鈥 smell does JASON鈥圞NOT love in the morning? | What song makes you crank up the volume? |
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| Managing emergency services at the Grand Canyon National Park | Brandon Torres has a huge responsibility 鈥 ensuring the safety of more than five million people who visit the Grand Canyon National Park every year. As the branch chief of emergency services, Torres manages a team of National Park Service employees and volunteers who oversee emergency鈥 |