Emma Toscani

Emma Toscani is a reporter for KGMI and My Bellingham Now. Emma additionally runs the soundboard for weekend shows and assists KGMI Konnects with Joe Teehan. To get in contact with Emma, email etoscani@pnwmediagroup.com.

We Are Whatcom
2 days ago
Megan Sutton: Co-director of The Rocky Horror Picture Show shadow cast

“Get ready for a show that hopes to chill you, thrill you and fulfill you.” The Rocky Horror Picture Show returns to the Mount Baker Theatre screen and stage in its 50th year with an enthusiastic cast lead by Megan Sutton and Paul Henderson.

Government
1 week ago
Whatcom County to host public hearings on budget plans, taxes

The public hearings will be announced next month, offering the public time to comment on both the increase to the budget and the prospect of increasing levies to cover the costs.

Community Events
1 week ago
‘Fire and Story’ event returns to Bellingham waterfront in 2026

Paper Whale plans to expand their night festival with more immersive art and fires as well as expanded food court and kids and family areas.

Government
2 weeks ago
Skagit County debates creating new sales tax towards public safety.

If approved, the sales tax would go into effect on March 15, 2026, and cost $1 per $100 purchase made in the county.

Government
2 weeks ago
Bellingham City Council adopts plan to combat invasive freshwater mussels

Bellingham’s council adopted the plan and Whatcom County Council as well as the Lake Whatcom Water and District Commissioners will vote on the plan in the coming weeks. 

Local
2 weeks ago
Port of Bellingham seeks public input on updates for five-year plan

According to the Port, keeping this document up to date qualifies Whatcom County for funding opportunities through various state and federal agencies.

Local
2 weeks ago
Road access to Artist Point at Mount Baker closed for winter season

The final stretch of the Mount Baker Highway will not reopen until likely June if weather patterns follow previous trends.

We Are Whatcom
3 weeks ago
Mitch Nolze: South Whatcom Fire Authority Fire Chief

Whether it’s heading a department that serves its community with speed and integrity or making sure Whatcom County’s resources are properly allocated for unpredictable dangers, Nolze works to approach these tasks with a level head.

Local
3 weeks ago
Utility rates for Bellingham residents to increase in 2026

On average, water customers will see an average increase of 13.5%, with additional increases planned in the coming years.

Elections
3 weeks ago
Ballots to be mailed out to Whatcom County voters starting Oct. 15

Voters will decide on a state constitutional amendment, local initiatives, numerous council races on the city and county levels, school district directors and a Port of Bellingham seat.

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