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.

Education
1 year ago
‘The ink has not dried yet’: WWU public records battle comes to a somewhat close

WWU students sued the school after receiving edited records concealing public information.

Crime
1 year ago
Woman arrested after kicking and shaking child on plane

The child has been placed with a relative and the mother is detained for pending trial.

Community Events
1 year ago
Ski to Sea 2024: Ski leg to most likely happen in this year’s race

Ski to Sea organizers thanked the Mount Baker Ski Area for saving them some snow and for their creative cross-country route.

Local
1 year ago
One million chinook salmon die in Skagit County hatchery amid activist warnings

Concerns of hatcheries conditions color wild fish activists’ opinions over hatcheries’ effectiveness.

Local
1 year ago
Lake Whatcom’s water district breaks ground for earthquake-resistant reservoirs

Water service should not be disrupted during construction.

Local
1 year ago
Blaine School District to lay off employees due to budget cuts

Last year, the district laid off 50 staff members due to similar budget issues.

Business
1 year ago
ABC Recycling withdraws application to build metal shredding facility in Bellingham

The controversial recycling company has been shipping shredded metal from Bellingham to overseas smelting facilities.

Local
1 year ago
Washington counties receive federal disaster declaration following January storms

The money is intended to help locals do recovery work and repair facilities affected by the storms.

Local
1 year ago
Missing woman may have traveled to Canada

Anyone with information related to her whereabouts can contact Bellingham Police.

news
1 year ago
Lawsuit comes a year after Canadian cannabis seized by US

While cannabis is federally legal in Canada and recreationally legal in Washington state, cannabis is considered a Schedule I drug under U.S. law.

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