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Whatcom County to lift burn ban for unincorporated areas Thursday
Recent wet weather has helped increase fuel moisture levels on the ground.
Bellingham Bay closed for recreational shellfish harvesting
The closure includes Chuckanut Bay and all of Larrabee State Park.
BPS to move forward with closures of Carl Cozier and Columbia for 2027-28 school year
The decision is still pending final approval from the school board.
Finley Parcher to UCLA, NBA expansion update, Protect College Sports Act passes Senate and more | Northwest Sports Update
Lynden's top hooper has committed to the defending national champions.
Magnitude 4.2 earthquake felt across Puget Sound region
More than 5,100 people reported feeling the Tuesday afternoon quake.
Bellingham ordinance clarifies impounding, long-term parking rules
The ordinance takes effect in November.
Capsized kayaker rescued near Orcas Island
U.S. Coast Guard crews in Bellingham assisted with the rescue.
WA settles monopoly suit against pesticide giant over loyalty programs
Farmers could see lower pesticide prices following the proposed settlement with Corteva.
Sedro-Woolley man passes away over a month after SR 20 crash
The SUV driver, a 44-year-old woman from Concrete, was not injured.
M’s clean house, Seahawks fall in shootout, Week 4 prep football scores and more | Northwest Sports Update
The M's announced that several key coaches will join Dan Wilson in leaving the team after their disappointing season came to an end.
Burn ban to lift for unincorporated Skagit County
Starting in October, residents will be permitted to burn on their property, though some stipulations remain.
See the festivities of SeaFeast 2026 | Photos
Check out the sights of this year's SeaFeast at Squalicum Harbor!
Sedro-Woolley Police seek witnesses in three car crash caused by suspected DUI
The driver who's believed to have caused the crash was the only one who was seriously injured.
Bellingham woman accused of attempted child murder found competent to stand trial
She initially pled not guilty to charges in June.
Bellingham introduces preliminary budget for 2027
The proposed budget would avoid any service or staff cuts, but hinges on future approval of a Regional Fire Authority from voters.
Wind advisory issued for Tuesday with more rain to come
Forecasters are warning residents to prepare for a few power outages due to tree limbs being blown down.
Part of Mount Baker Hwy to briefly close for winter prep
The road up to Artist Point will remain open; no seasonal closure date has been announced
Fifth teen arrested in connection to Chelan Hills fire
All suspects are between the ages of 18 and 19 and were arrested in the greater Tacoma area.
Dan Wilson out as manager of the Seattle Mariners after disappointing season
Mariners Chairman and CEO John Stanton thanked Wilson and said he could still remain in the organization.
