The recall was issued on Nov. 27 and has since been linked to 68 illnesses across 19 states, including five confirmed cases in Washington.
The man was arrested and booked on multiple warrants on Nov. 29 following a car chase with Whatcom County Sheriff’s deputies.
The university is offering both in-person clinics for all ages and remote telehealth services for those ages 13 and older.
Inslee added that the state will continue to look at other site options and consider policy changes that could better manage who is sent to state juvenile rehab facilities.
Whatcom was among the few Washington counties that bucked that trend in 2024.
If he’s found guilty, the man could spend up to 10 years in prison.
WWU’s men’s basketball team made history in its blowout win last night.
The Mariners announced a major shakeup in their coaching staff today.
The new grocery store would be the second Trader Joe’s in Bellingham, joining its current James Street location.
Gov. Jay Inslee says it may be weeks before residents know if they can apply for federal assistance.