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Environmental
10 months ago
City of Bellingham adds nearly 100 acres to Lake Whatcom Watershed Land Acquisition and Preservation Program

The purchases total $1.1 million in funds that come from watershed fees on utility bills.

Crime
10 months ago
Lummi Police arrest man suspected of homicide, drug possession

Lummi Police add that an investigation into the victim’s death is ongoing.

Northwest Sports
10 months ago
Northwest Sports Update: Mariners impress in return home, Seahawks hit key offseason stretch and more

A young starter had a career day in the M’s series-opening win last night.

Education
10 months ago
Student workers at Western Washington University hit the picket lines

The strike by Operational Student Employees began at 5 a.m. on Wednesday morning. 

Local
10 months ago
Victim of recent shooting in Bellingham passes away

The suspect involved was arrested and remains at the Whatcom County Jail on $1 million bail.

Local
10 months ago
Skagit County warns community over rise in opioid overdoses

The health department is advising the community to spread the word about the overdose spike and to carry the overdose reversal medication Naloxone.

Environmental
10 months ago
Fish passage barriers to be removed near Interurban Trail in Bellingham

Construction is expected to finish in February 2026 and will close a section of the trail.

Government
11 months ago
Bellingham names new leaders of Public Works Department

After conducting a nationwide search, Lund decided to add the deputy director role to public works to help with the department’s wide range of responsibilities.

Health and Wellness
11 months ago
Think twice before going for a swim at Taylor Dock

A local agency has recorded significantly high levels of E. coli near the popular swimming area in Bellingham Bay.

We Are Whatcom
11 months ago
Dave Walker, Patrice Valentine, Allan Fee and Scotty VanDryver: The team behind KAFE 104.1

Learn more about the voices behind KAFE 104.1, a team of community-driven radio hosts who hope to support Whatcom County residents, businesses and organizations through their station.