Bellingham

Housing & Development

February is H.O.M.E. month: what students should know

By The Western Front | February 4

By Hannah Cross

Housing & Development

BREAKING: Sweep expected for new camp 210 location

By The Western Front | February 3

This is a story about an ongoing event. We will be updating this story as new information is made available, and will also be releasing more stories in the future covering the issues in-depth.

City & County

Local hardware store home to more than meets the eye

By The Western Front | February 3

By Sophia Struna

Housing & Development

Pandemic rental assistance: more than moratorium

By The Western Front | January 30

By Hannah Cross

Housing & Development

BREAKING: City sweeps camp 210 early, forcing residents to relocate

By The Western Front | January 28

By Nolan Baker, Kaleigh Carroll and Faith Owens

Housing & Development

NEWS BRIEF: Protests and calls for action as large numbers remain without shelter

By The Western Front | January 23

By Silvia Leija, Faith Owens and Riley Young

Housing & Development

Why on, off-campus students need to know about the Family definition

By The Western Front | January 22

By Alison Ward

Business & Economy

‘We Will’ resists lockdown restrictions

By The Western Front | January 20

Correction: A previous version of this story misidentified the formation date of “We Will” and implied support from community members who did not attend the event. This story has been updated for clarity and to correct the error.

City & County

Zero tolerance for insurrectionists in Bellingham

By Lauren Gallup | January 18

On Wednesday, Jan. 6, the nation and state capitals were attacked by rioters, resulting in the second impeachment of President Donald Trump on a charge of inciting insurrection. Bellingham city and Whatcom County flags flew at half-staff to mourn those who died during the insurrection.

City & County

NEWS BRIEF: Whatcom County COVID-19 cases higher than ever

By Lauren Gallup | January 14

Whatcom County’s COVID-19 cases are higher now than at any other point during the pandemic, according to a press release issued by the Whatcom County Health Department Friday, Jan. 8.