
Just over 10% of the county is now experiencing an extreme drought.

As of the morning of August 1, it is 5% contained.

By making small changes to your daily habits—especially during hot, sunny weather—you can help reduce ozone pollution and protect both your health and the environment. Let’s all do our part to keep the air clean this summer!

Seattle City Light says it does not intend to use condemnation authority to acquire property in the estuary.

The department had previously issued the advisory on July 18 after high levels of fecal bacteria turned up during routine water sampling.

Marine waters may continue to experience dangerous and/or turbulent currents throughout the rest of today.

Officials say damage to the stairs leading down to the beach is responsible for the closure.

Neither fire poses a danger to nearby communities or structures.

The public is being advised to avoid any contact with water in the area until further notice.

The lowlands of western Whatcom and Skagit counties remain under a heat advisory through 8:00 p.m. tonight.