Watch: NWS confirms waterspout that wreaked wreaks havoc on dock in Washington
The winds flipped over a canoe, pulled a small boat from one side of the dock to the other, and slammed a plastic basket into the sliding glass door.
Watch: Possible waterspout wreaks havoc on dock in Washington
A wet and blustery day in the Pacific Northwest Monday turned quite exciting that evening as a possible waterspout moved ashore and caused some mayhem along a dock.
Bellingham man accused of eluding police, attacking officers with axe
A nine-mile police pursuit of a DUI suspect in Bellingham ended when he crashed into the Bellis Fair Mall and tried attacking officers with an axe.
WWU’s Viking Union complex remains closed Wednesday after email threat
Campus police at Western Washington University are still investigating after a threat led to part of the campus to close on Tuesday.
Bellingham Police arrest murder suspect accused of shooting, killing woman
Bellingham Police have arrested a man accused of shooting and killing a woman on Feb. 8.
Family of murdered woman shares her story, Bellingham PD seek suspect
Bellingham Police are looking for a man suspected of shooting and killing a woman on Feb. 8.
Bellingham Police seek cannabis shop armed robbery suspect
Bellingham Police are looking for a suspect who reportedly stole from a cannabis shop late Saturday morning.
Inslee issues emergency order to address invasive crab species at Lummi sea pond
An explosion of an invasive species at the Lummi sea pond has experts concerned about what comes next.
Bellingham Public Library to temporarily return to curbside service
Bellingham Public Library is moving back to curbside-only service, citing concerns with the COVID-19 omicron variant.
WWU extends remote learning due to Omicron surge
Western Washington University has extended its remote learning until Jan. 24 due to a rise in COVID cases in the region.
Woman sentenced to a year in prison for Bellingham railroad track sabotage
A woman convicted of sabotaging railroad tracks near the U.S.-Canada border in Washington state just before a train carrying crude oil was due to pass through has been sentenced to 12 months and one day in prison.
Gov. Inslee announces $187M plan for WA salmon recovery
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has proposed investing $187 million in salmon recovery as part of his 2022 budget and policy proposals.
16-year-old arrested for bomb, gun threats at Sehome High School
A 16-year-old Sehome High School student faces felony charges for making gun and bomb threats.
Bellingham Police investigating drive-by shooting Saturday morning
Bellingham Police are investigating a drive-by shooting that happened early Saturday morning.
Lummi Nation declares 'disaster' after removing over 70K invasive crab species
The Lummi Indian Business Council has passed a resolution last week declaring a disaster as they deal with an invasive grab species in the Lummi Sea Pond, according to the Tacoma News Tribune.
Flooding in Washington not as severe as earlier storm
Localized flooding in Washington from another in a series of rainstorms doesn’t appear to be as severe as an extreme weather flooding event earlier in the month.
Flooding fears hit Northwest due to ‘atmospheric river’
Flood watches were issued for much of western Washington as storms associated with multiple “atmospheric rivers” threaten parts of the Northwest that saw heavy damage from extreme weather earlier this month.
Officials assess the damage from Nooksack River flooding
Officials are getting a closer look at just how bad the damage is from the horrendous flooding in Whatcom County.
$6,000 reward offered for info on Bellingham man murdered 12 years ago
Bellingham Police are asking for the public's help with the unsolved murder of Bryan Marriot, a man who was found shot to death 12 years ago today.
Access to Lummi Nation cut off by floodwaters
While some North Sound communities are squeezing out the last drops of historic floods, others are being instructed to shelter in place.