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.

Lifestyle
1 year ago
Shellfish harvest ban may be lifted at Portage Bay while others are under threat

Other areas that may have restrictions lifted are Port Susan, Hood Canal 3, Vaughn Bay and Rocky Bay.

Crime
1 year ago
Four indicted in Blaine human smuggling operation

The DOJ alleges that the four charged substantial fees when directing the people in how to cross the border.

Crime
1 year ago
Tesla driver blames Autopilot tech after fatal accident in Seattle suburbs

Experts have described the monitoring systems in place as not adequate for making sure Tesla drivers keep their eyes on the road.

Business
1 year ago
REPORT: Job turnovers show changes in labor market statewide

Overall, when comparing February 2023 to February 2024, we saw a lower turnover rate at roughly 0.43% change.

Business
1 year ago
Grants available for downtown Bellingham rejuvenation

The funds total $19,000 for the two programs.

Crime
1 year ago
UPDATE: Mother charged with murder of 4-year-old pleads not guilty

Missing person alerts were sent out upon Ariel’s disappearance last month, but investigators found his body just 10 minutes after issuing those alerts.

Education
1 year ago
Whatcom County Libraries launching sensory kits in honor of Autism Acceptance Month

Whatcom County Libraries add accommodations to encourage a more inclusive environment.

Crime
1 year ago
Cockfighting, guns, drugs: arrests made against prison gang in Eastern WA

Local street gangs affiliated with La Nuestra Familia called Norteños were the focus of these raids.

Crime
1 year ago
Skagit County Sheriff’s Deputy arrested for domestic violence

Mount Vernon Police says the investigation is still ongoing.

Dedicated To Service
1 year ago
Bellingham seeks to add thousands of trees to the city

The plan has the ultimate goal of 45% tree canopy throughout the city by 2050.

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