Independent Journalist based in Bellingham, Washington.
Downtown’s newest luxury development opened leasing this week at $2,400 a month for a 340-square-foot studio, and residents have questions, starting with the $300 parking that isn’t included.
Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office has launched a voluntary gun buyback program, and residents are less than thrilled with the compensation, which reportedly includes 20% off at Applebee’s, a partially punched Mallard’s card, and a firm handshake from a deputy.
Under a new proposal, the King Mountain encampment is set to become a luxury tiny home village for its current residents, complete with hybrid shopping carts and artisanal amenities.
Faced with another weekend of empty milk shelves and shopping carts overflowing with dairy products, Costco has reportedly developed an innovative new plan to keep up with Bellingham’s cross-border shoppers: one involving cows, pipelines, and unlimited milk on tap.
Bellingham residents took to Facebook this week after a downtown photo showing an adult walking another adult on a leash sparked confusion, outrage, and a familiar online tradition: turning something harmless into a community controversy.
Bellingham’s city mayor unveiled a controversial transportation proposal Wednesday that would add an additional 69 cents per gallon to local gasoline prices, describing the measure as “an investment in the city’s sustainable future.”
In what transportation experts are calling "either a revolutionary breakthrough or the funniest traffic experiment in American history," the Bellingham City Council voted Tuesday evening to replace every traffic light within city limits with four-way stop signs.
After what historians are already calling "one of the shortest branding campaigns in local government history," the Bellingham Police Department's rainbow-themed social media logo officially completed its tour of duty before quietly returning to its standard appearance approximately 24 hours later.
BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Residents across Whatcom County were caught off guard Tuesday morning after a series of entirely unverified rumors claimed Vice President JD Vance and Donald Trump Jr. would be arriving for a whirlwind public relations tour