
The commission says the price hikes are needed to meet revenue targets set in the state Transportation Budget passed earlier this year.

Results will be certified on Aug. 19.

Some lawmakers are skeptical due to the high price tag associated with the project.

There are still about 1,000 ballots left to count.

The department is still investigating the environmental impacts of both incidents.

It comes as state AG Nick Brown has launched several lawsuits against the Trump administration over its enforcement of immigration policies.

Some areas in Whatcom County will not have a ballot this primary, as south Bellingham has no issues to vote on.

The county auditor found one instance of a non-compliant contract in May.

For more information or to schedule a pest inspection, visit biobug.com or call Bio Bug’s Bellingham office.

The new rules will apply to both tenants and mobile home residents.