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Business
4 weeks ago
Bellingham Mayor Lund issues business-centered executive order

In a statement, Lund said that affordability issues can’t be solved without steady work opportunities.

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Crime
1 month ago
State seeks $1.5 million fine against crypto ATM operator

Regulators say Bitcoin Depot’s kiosks charged up to 42% above market rates.

Local
1 month ago
Whatcom flood recovery programs receive $750K through Children’s Fund

Upwards of 177 local families met the criteria to receive support.

Government
1 month ago
Series of laws going into effect: Voting, pennies, housing, gambling

Over 200 laws went into effect Thursday, 90 days after the 2026 legislative session ended.

Government
1 month ago
Port Commission votes to restrict civil immigration actions on their properties

The vote passed 2-1, with Port Commissioner Bobby Briscoe as the lone no vote, requesting the commission table the discussion.

National
1 month ago
Judge strikes visa fee as Washington joins new federal lawsuit over DEI

Federal ruling eliminates H-1B application fee before state challenges new policy for federal contractors.

Local
1 month ago
Budget shortfall spurs belt-tightening across Washington state

Agencies are now being told to pause phasing-in any new programs and make cuts with special attention to programs expanded upon after 2018.

Local
1 month ago
Whatcom County Council considers changes to fireworks laws

A proposed amendment would scale back July 4th usage. The county’s burn ban is also set to take effect on June 15.

Government
1 month ago
Funding received for upgrades to Pine Street rail crossing

The crossing will mark the fourth addition to the ongoing Waterfront Quiet Zone project.

Local
1 month ago
Funds coming to beef up security measures ahead of World Cup

The money will pay for Bellingham Police staff overtime and equipment to cover FIFA World Cup-related events in the city.

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