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Weather
2 years ago
Fire crews continue to battle against raging Easy Fire

The fire is still 0% contained and is expected to carry on into October.

Local
2 years ago
North Cascades Highway reopens as Easy Fire continues to burn in Methow Valley

The Easy Fire caused SR 20 to close for multiple days and is estimated to continue to burn until October.

Local
2 years ago
UPDATE: Missing pilot found dead in eastern Oregon, wildfires continue to burn in parts of Washington and Oregon

The pilot last communicated the crews on Thursday evening. The Falls Fire in Oregon has burned 219 square miles.

Weather
2 years ago
U.S. Forest Service update reveals “Easy Fire” decreased in size by approximately 200 acres

Fire managers were able to fly over the fire on July 19 and accurately map its size. Highway 20 has reopened, but drivers are warned against stopping along their route.

Local
2 years ago
Portion of North Cascades Highway reopens as the “Easy Fire” continues to burn

The fire is burning around 300 acres as of Thursday afternoon and is currently 0% contained.

Local
2 years ago
Dry weather conditions in Whatcom County spark a Red Flag Warning

The National Weather Service predicts that dry summer temperatures may bring some serious heat and fire danger to the Cascades.

Weather
2 years ago
Earthquakes continue to rattle off the coast of Vancouver Island

This earthquake comes a week after the USGS recorded 14 small tremors in the same area during a 48-hour period. 

Local
2 years ago
Heat advisory remains in effect for Whatcom, Skagit Counties

Drink plenty of fluids, stay out of the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors if possible.

Health and Wellness
2 years ago
Unhealthy air quality alerts issued for western Washington

If you have plans to travel to an area with unhealthy air, IQ Air suggests wearing a face mask if you’re immunocompromised.

Local
2 years ago
14 earthquakes reported off the coast of Vancouver Island, USGS announces

The disturbances were recorded at over six miles below the ocean floor with one over 24 miles below.