Opinion
Comment: What say you, Congress, on war in Iran?
Congress will get its say regarding actions in Iran, in oversight hearings and on what will be spent.
Best Of
The fine dining spots locals swear by
These fine dining restaurants earned top votes for turning dinner into an experience.
Opinion
Comment: With one vote, Legislature blows up ‘Chose Washington’
The decision to approve an unconstitutional ‘millionaires tax’ will send business out of the state.
Opinion
Comment: ‘Wire’ thieves are cutting residents from vital services
When they cut fiber optic lines, looking for copper, they cut networks. Harsh penalties are needed.
Opinion
Forum: What good are orca whales? They’re a key part of ecosystem.
To let orcas die to leave more salmon for us, would rob us of a diverse environment and…
Editorial Cartoons
Editorial cartoons for Saturday, March 14, (Pi Day, 3.14)
A sketchy look at the news of the day.
Columnists
Bauer: Learning about Everett and more a word at a time
After nearly 25 years at The Herald, I’m taking a new job; but also fond memories of my…
Sports
Seahawks re-sign glue guys, sign RB free agent
Brady Russell is coming back. Brandon Pili is coming back.
Letters
Letter: Each sides of abortion debate must respect speech rights of other
I recently attended a rally sponsored by “40 days for life” and “I stand with planned” representatives who…
Letters
Letter: Keep Snohomish’s First Street authentic, honor past
I grew up in the 1940s and 1950s living at Avenue E and First Street in the city…
Opinion
Comment: Constitution clear that Trump can’t nationalize elections
Claiming it act of ‘national security’ is not a basis to seize powers the Framers denied the executive.
Columnists
Schwab: War is serious and deadly; Trump, Hegseth aren’t serious
The pair cut corners in limiting civilian deaths and didn’t consider consequences. What could go wrong?
Local News
WA legislative session ends with budgets passed and a dash of drama
Democrats’ income tax bill dominated much of the 60 days. A host of unsolved issues is left lingering…
Life
The Bard in a Backpack: Shakespeare troupe tours Whidbey to promote summer season
Shakespeare is hitting the road again, this time with Hamlet and a Happy Hour.
Opinion
Small claims court isn’t what you’d expect from TV
If you are lucky, you never have to be a part of a civil lawsuit, however, most people…
Life
South Whidbey at Home celebrates 10 years of helping neighbors
The organization is a membership-based nonprofit supporting older South Whidbey residents.