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Adam Smith

Adam Smith is a KGMI Morning News anchor, reporter and digital contributor for My Bellingham Now. He received a B.S. degree in Electronic Media and Broadcasting from Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas before moving back to the Pacific Northwest to pursue a career in radio.

Local
3 years ago
Bellingham man arrested on multiple child sex abuse charges

He remains at Whatcom County Jail on $350,000 bail.

Local
3 years ago
Sumas crash involved seven Romanians who crossed border illegally

A criminal investigation is underway by Homeland Security and state police are investigating the car accident.

Local
3 years ago
Suspect in custody after robbery near Bellingham elementary school

Details on the robbery, including information about the suspect, have not yet been released.

Local
3 years ago
Former caretaker arrested for sexually assaulting disabled woman in Bellingham

He is currently being held at Whatcom County Jail on $200,000 bail.

Local
3 years ago
Concern grows as overnight shelter space tightens in Bellingham

Despite the setbacks, Erchinger-Davis says he is hopeful that construction on their new Lighthouse Mission building will wrap up before winter 2024.

Local
3 years ago
New award for excellence in teaching in Whatcom County

Brown and Brown Insurance says they will introduce their Excellence in Education Award Program in 2024 and give $5,000 to the winner.

Local
3 years ago
Pole Road reopens after month-long closure

WSDOT is asking drivers to be aware of the active work zone, as crews are still working in the area.

Local
3 years ago
Over $13 million coming to Whatcom County for salmon recovery efforts

Whatcom County received the most funding of any county in the state.

Local
3 years ago
Multi-million-dollar settlement reached in case of developmentally disabled man

Earlier this year, Whatcom County Superior Court also approved a $13 million settlement that was paid by DSHS.

Local
3 years ago
Little Squalicum Estuary project now connected to Bellingham Bay

A new pedestrian footbridge over the estuary is now open to public use.

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