Dianna Hawryluk

Dianna Hawryluk is the KGMI Morning News Anchor and a reporter for My Bellingham Now. Send any news tips to dhawryluk@pnwmediagroup.com.

Lifestyle
3 weeks ago
New flights from Bellingham to Portland teased by Port of Bellingham

Beginning in March 2026, Alaska Airlines will begin round-trip services from Bellingham to Portland. 

Traffic
3 weeks ago
Another stretch of Hannegan Road closed due to water on roadway

This closure is in addition to the culvert failure on Hannegan between Bakerview and Van Wyck Roads. 

Weather
3 weeks ago
More flooding forecast for Skagit County this week

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch now through Thursday afternoon as heavy rains return to our region.

Government
4 weeks ago
Federal fund assistance granted for Washington state

Assistance will be distributed through FEMA once damages are assessed across the state.

Crime
4 weeks ago
BRIEF: Local authorities warn residents of looting, other crimes in flood areas

Anyone who witnesses suspicious behavior in flood-ravaged areas is asked to call 911.

Weather
4 weeks ago
Voluntary evacuation notice issued for Ferndale residents

The Nooksack River is expected to crest at just over 23 ft., which puts it slightly over major flood stage levels. 

Weather
4 weeks ago
Whatcom County officials warn residents of moderate flooding this week

The Nooksack River at Ferndale is expected to see the most flooding when it crests around 21 ft. on Thursday afternoon, which puts it just above the moderate flood stage.

Weather
4 weeks ago
UPDATE: Level 3 Go NOW! evacuations issued for Concrete

Anyone in the impacted flood areas should secure their belongings and property, get a go bag ready and have an evacuation route planned.

Government
4 weeks ago
Skagit County Superior Court judge retires after 30-year legal career

Judge Thomas Verge will be retiring at the end of this month to cap off over 30 years in the legal field.

Education
4 weeks ago
Student employees at WWU file to form union for a third time in three years

If passed into law, HB 1570 would allow OSEs to join WAWU-UAW 4929, which is the same union that WWU’s Educational Student Employees are a part of.