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Sedro-Woolley Police arrest woman in connection to multi-state fraud investigation
The scheme reportedly robbed an elderly resident of more than $1 million.
M’s face Angels in critical series, Huskies drop from rankings, Lenssen breaks Ferndale rushing record and more | Northwest Sports Update
Time's running out for the Mariners to make their playoff push.
Nighttime delays expected on northbound I-5 south of Bellingham this week
Crews are continuing work to correct fish passage barriers near Lake Samish.
Sheriff’s office seeks tips into 2018 disappearance of Custer man
Billy Joe Darwin was last seen at his home on Valley View Road.
Man arrested in Sedro-Woolley following threats, false gun report
Officers noted the suspect was unarmed at the time of his arrest.
New changes to take effect ahead of Monday’s Bellingham City Council meeting
Public comment will now take place at the beginning of regular meetings instead of the end.
More details released in suspected hate crime in Bellingham
Court documents say the suspect hurled racist insults at the Hispanic victim and his son in the men's bathroom.
Fire heavily damages Bellingham cold storage facility
No one was inside the building and no injuries were reported.
1 week ago in Entertainment
‘Practical Magic 2’ conjures a No. 1 box office debut with $30 million
"Practical Magic 2" conjured a box-office victory this weekend, opening atop the North American charts nearly three decades after its predecessor grew from a modest theatrical performer into a cult favorite.
1 week ago in Entertainment
‘The Pitt’ looks to repeat and ‘Widow’s Bay’ could bring an epic wave as Emmy Awards arrive
The 78th Emmy Awards are here. "The Pitt" will look to find its place in the television pantheon and "Widow's Bay" will ride a storm of buzz into the ceremony Monday night at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
1 week ago in Entertainment, Music
Celine Dion thrills fans with emotional comeback concert after overcoming rare illness
She hit the high F, held it, then blew out a breath and turned to look back at the band — a quick, disbelieving glance toward her musical director. Some 30,000 people read it before they had finished screaming: Celine Dion did it.
1 week ago in Lifestyle
Want to lower your risk of dementia? It doesn’t involve a blood test
New blood tests that might predict Alzheimer's years before symptoms begin may sound tantalizing for people who worry about later-in-life dementia. But doctors say they aren't quite ready yet — and besides, you don't need a test before trying to lower your risk.
1 week ago in Sports
US women show some vulnerability ahead of LA Games capturing 5th straight World Cup basketball title
The names may change, but the results are the same for the U.S. women's basketball team — another FIBA World Cup title. The Americans' fifth championship in a row came Sunday in a 97-79 victory over France. It wasn't as easy as the previous four, with the U.S. showing some vulnerability throughout the tournament.
1 week ago in Sports, Trending
Resetting the AL and NL postseason races with 2 weeks left in the regular season
Clinching season has begun, with the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers becoming the first teams to wrap up spots in the postseason.
Mariners stumble again in playoff push, Butler’s 9th-inning homer lifts A’s to 8-7 win
Randy Arozarena homered twice and had four RBIs for the Mariners.
Lake Whatcom retrofitting project receives FEMA funding
Over $2 million dollars is being sent to the project after Hazard Mitigation Grant funding was approved.
Bellingham lifts total burn ban
Backyard bonfires are allowed once more inside the city. The city is still reminding people to exercise caution when setting fires.
Public health professional appointed Skagit County coroner
Commissioners voted to fill the vacancy left by outgoing Coroner Hayley Thompson.
25 years later: The Pacific Northwest unites at the border to remember 9/11 | Contributed
A memorial at Peace Arch Park brought together military members, first responders, local officials and community members to remember the events from 25 years ago.
Washington students could see new path to graduation under new proposal
The proposal would expand student options while focusing on career readiness, financial education and life skills.
