District tournament action is heating up tonight with a doubleheader on KPUG.
Police did not pursue the driver for fear of public safety since he was traveling at a high rate of speed without headlights on, but their ensuing investigation identified him as a 17-year-old from Bellingham.
The 18-year-old from California will spend four years in prison for making interstate threats to injure people across the U.S.
Remember KPUG’s own Mark Scholten at Carver Gym this Saturday when the WWU women host Alaska Fairbanks.
Monday’s suit comes as a third federal judge blocked President Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship, following similar rulings in Seattle and Maryland last week.
Temperatures on Monday night into Tuesday morning are forecast to break Bellingham’s overnight low record of 17 degrees.
The Washington State Department of Licensing says its licensing offices and call center will be closed from Feb. 14 to Feb. 17.
High school basketball teams are gearing up for districts this week.
The ordinance prevents people from removing or damaging any healthy tree with a trunk diameter of 36″ or more.
The cleanup is expected to begin later this year and will take roughly three years for the entire site.