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Jason Upton

Jason Upton is a reporter and afternoon news anchor at KGMI. Feel free to send any story ideas or news tips to jupton@pnwmediagroup.com.

We Are Whatcom
1 year ago
Stephanie Morrell: President and GM of the Bellingham Bells

Meet the woman behind one of Bellingham’s premier summer attractions.

Local
1 year ago
Leaders of Whatcom County and Bellingham share updates on the future of the region

Bellingham Mayor Kim Lund and Whatcom County Executive Satpal Sidhu each made presentations and answered questions during the event at Hotel Bellwether.

Northwest Sports
1 year ago
Northwest Sports Update: Julio’s slam leads M’s, Pete Carroll’s return to Seattle, Storm first win and more

Julio Rodriguez’s grand slam backed up the M’s red-hot pitching to extend their win streak last night.

Crime
1 year ago
Marysville man pleads guilty to 2023 Bellingham murder

The man could face up to life in prison and a $50,000 fine for the killing of Henry King.

Lifestyle
1 year ago
Busy roads forecasted for Ski to Sea weekend, WTA offers extra bus service

Thousands will be in attendance for Ski to Sea this Sunday as racers trek from Mt. Baker to the finish line in Fairhaven. 

Outdoors
1 year ago
Discover Pass fees to increase later this year

It’s the first price increase since the Discover Pass was introduced in 2011.

Local
1 year ago
PeaceHealth nurses in Bellingham reach tentative agreement for new contract

The new contract has several improvements including a roughly 3% annual raise.

Northwest Sports
1 year ago
Northwest Sports Update: Mariners sweep, Viks back to World Series, prep sports hit state tournament and more

The Mariners rebounded from a rough week to get a much-needed sweep over the Padres.

Entertainment
1 year ago
Northwest Washington Fair announces “Country Shuffle” on grandstand stage in Lynden

The fair is bringing in Colt Ford, David Lee Murphy and Connor Smith for “Country Shuffle” at the Bank of the Pacific Grandstand Entertainment Series on Aug. 9.

Local
1 year ago
Fire restrictions set for Washington and Oregon

The Bureau of Land Management says the restrictions will help reduce human-caused fires, which they say have only increased over the years.