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| Looking for an interesting spring class that discusses current events of regional and national importance? | ||||
| Spy balloon triggers fascination, amazement, and one recurring question: What's going on with China? | ||||
| Nikki Haley has to navigate race and gender like few GOP presidential hopefuls | 鈥淚n the Republican Party primary, the base tends to be more conservative, and we know that those voters tend to have gender and racial stereotypes that paint women candidates, and people of color, as more liberal,鈥 said Catherine Wineinger, an expert on gender and politics at Western Washington鈥 |
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| Why Washington lost its early presidential primary bid | Last week, the rule-making arm of the Democratic National Committee approved a new draft plan for which states will vote first in 2024. Washington didn't make the cut. That's likely because the Evergreen State is too politically left and too geographically west, Todd Donovan, a鈥 |
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| Lifelong Spokanite Jacquelyn High-Edward gets high marks from peers as she replaces retiring Judge Maryann Moreno | Jacquelyn High-Edward has spent her legal career dedicated to ensuring equal access to justice, something she鈥檒l be tasked with on a larger scale now that she is a Spokane County Superior Court judge. High-Edward, 49, was appointed by Gov. Jay Inslee to fill the vacancy left by Judge鈥 |
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| On the Ballot: Moving King County elections to even years | This week the King County Council voted to change how we vote in King County. Here鈥檚 a hint: they want election years to be divisible by two. King County has approved a charter amendment that would move the generally non-partisan county elections from odd-numbered years to even-鈥 |
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| Restoring pandemic losses will require major changes in schools and classrooms, superintendents say | Though kids are learning this year, many have fallen even further behind grade level. Our 鈥攚hich draws from a national survey of school districts鈥攔eveals how good intentions have鈥 |
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| Rally, 鈥榯each-in鈥 planned as Whatcom residents react to the Russian invasion of Ukraine | As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its second week, Bellingham-area residents are standing in solidarity with people of Slavic descent by demonstrating for peace, and scholars are helping make sense of the war. To help Whatcom County residents understand the roots of the conflict鈥 |
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| This is how Whatcom residents鈥 ideas will help inform governor鈥檚 policing task force | The committee members advising Richey include Lewis, who also spoke at the , Ana Cecilia Lopez, who is |