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Emma Toscani

Emma Toscani is the Editor-in-Chief of My Bellingham Now since May 2026. To get in contact with Emma, email etoscani@pnwmediagroup.com.

Local
2 years ago
Bellingham Police and other local agencies to increase patrols to combat DUI infractions this holiday season

Last year, the campaign netted 17 DUI arrests in the final two weeks of the year.

Weather
2 years ago
WEATHER: NWS issues wind advisory for Whatcom County this weekend

Additionally, a minor coastal flooding advisory is in effect from 3 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Saturday for western Whatcom County.

Lifestyle
2 years ago
Washington voted best state to travel on a bike in the country

The League of American Bicyclists says the state has made more efforts to improve safety for riders.

Crime
2 years ago
British Columbia man faces several charges following I-5 pursuit through Whatcom County

The man faces several charges, including assault, reckless driving and driving without a valid license.

Local
2 years ago
Bellingham police receives grant to expand bike patrol and equipment

The funds will allow the department to purchase four additional bikes and any gear needed to expand the BRT by four positions.

Local
2 years ago
Two bodies recovered from debris of capsized fishing boat near Juneau

Crews searched about five miles of shoreline, but no other human remains were found.

Weather
2 years ago
WEATHER: Gusty winds and light rain forecasted across the region this weekend

Snow will come to our mountains with up to 4 feet predicted at Mount Baker.

Local
2 years ago
Summit Construction to build amenities for North Haven tiny home village

Summit Construction has built a variety of buildings in Whatcom County including the Lightcatcher Museum, Village Books and Cascadia Elementary School.

Local
2 years ago
Reports show Whatcom County gas prices have dropped in the last year

Bellingham saw a drop in prices of about 20 cents over the course of the last year.

Traffic
2 years ago
Tree maintenance causes backups on I-5 near Lake Samish

Crews will continue to remove hazardous trees between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. over the next two days.

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