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Government
12 months ago
Bellingham residents share opinions on parking minimums at public hearing

City council members voted to keep Bellingham’s parking minimums suspended through summer 2026.

Government
12 months ago
Washington sues U.S. Dept. of Education over student loan relief rule change

According to the state Attorney General’s Office, more than 23,000 borrowers from Washington had $1.6 million in student loans forgiven under the program over the past four years.

Government
12 months ago
Gov. Ferguson directs $2 million per week to support Washington foodbanks

Ferguson says the funding will be available to food banks starting on Nov. 3 and will continue weekly until SNAP funding is restored.

Elections
12 months ago
Whatcom County voters recommended to place ballots in official drop boxes

The Secretary of State’s Office says it can’t guarantee that ballots mailed in the final week leading up to the election will be postmarked on time.

Local
12 months ago
Whatcom County to host open house at severe weather shelter in Bellingham

In addition to guided tours, health officials will give a presentation before taking questions or comments.

Education
12 months ago
Washington wins education funding lawsuits against Trump administration

My Bellingham Now previously reported that the department pulled the funding in September because the program curriculum mentioned diverse gender identities.

Government
12 months ago
Food assistance benefits like SNAP to end in November with lack of federal funding

According to Gov. Bob Ferguson, roughly 1 million Washington residents use SNAP benefits every month to buy food.

Local
12 months ago
Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office reaches tentative agreement to relocate

The county council will vote to approve the relocation at its meeting on Nov. 5 and the move is expected to be made as early as summer 2026.

Government
12 months ago
Skagit County names new director of public health

The new director previously served as the director of strategic initiatives within the Commissioner’s Office. 

Government
12 months ago
Local and state leaders call for lower legal threshold for impaired driving in Washington

It comes as more than half of the fatal crashes in Washington between 2017 and 2021 involved impaired drivers.

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