The National Audubon Society invites birdwatchers and people with backyard bird feeders to participate in the longest-running citizen science survey - the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count.

On Saturday, December 15th, birders will take part in the 119th occurrence of this century long project.

University of Washington Bothell Chancellor Wolf Yeigh announced on August 6th that Professor Anita Krug will be the interim vice chancellor for academic affairs, effective August 15th.

Krug will fill the position of chief academic officer for UW Bothell during a search for a permanent vice chancellor for academic affairs.

The Northshore Senior Center will be hosting the 3rd annual Capes for Courage 5K on August 4, 2018. Runners and walkers of all abilities are invited to participate. Formerly called the Wranglers 5K Run/Walk, this event benefits the Wrangler Inclusion Program.

Following a personal call from Federal Transit Administration Acting Administrator K. Jane Williams, Community Transit CEO Emmett Heath pushed the button to accept a $43.2 million grant to complete funding for the Swift Green Line on Monday, April 9th.

The Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses to a vehicle to vehicle shooting that occurred on I-5 in Lynnwood on Tuesday evening, March 13th.

No one was injured and the driver from the vehicle firing the shots surrendered to law enforcement.

A cluster of tents popped up on the main lawn of Cascadia College the week of March 5th and were inhabited for a few hours by students who passed out information and shared knowledge about homelessness.

The mock tent city was the culmination of Homelessness Awareness Week at Cascadia.

The National Audubon Society invites birdwatchers and people with backyard bird feeders to participate in the longest-running citizen science survey - the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count (CBC).

On Saturday, December 16th, birders and nature enthusiasts will take part in this century long project.

On Wednesday, November 15th, the Cascadia College Board of Trustees voted to name the college’s learning center the John and Margaret Bock Learning Center in honor of their recent generosity.