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.
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.
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.”
Deputies are investigating a shooting between two motorcycle gangs in the 7800 block of Birch Bay Drive Monday evening. One person was hurt with non-life-threatening injuries and several people are in custody. The Sheriff’s Office says there’s no known threat to the public.
Elevated cyanotoxin levels have been detected in Lake Samish, prompting health officials to warn residents who rely on the lake for drinking water. Vulnerable groups are urged to use alternative water sources.
Bellingham Police Department released a bodycam footage from a chase up I-5 that ended in a crash near the border.
A Stage 2 burn ban will take effect in unincorporated Whatcom County and Lummi Island at 8 a.m. on July 17 due to dry weather and increased wildfire risk. The ban prohibits all open burning, including recreational fires and yard debris burning, while propane fire pits and barbecues remain allowed.
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.
A Bellingham woman was arrested Monday after police say she vandalized the Safe Return memorial at Zuanich Point Park, a monument honoring fishermen who lost their lives at sea.
The family of Cole Hilton, a longtime figure at Whatcom Gutter & Construction, is asking the community for security and doorbell camera footage from North Lake Samish Road on July 11 as they seek answers about Cole’s death.
The Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office has released security footage and is asking for help identifying a bicyclist who may have witnessed the July 11 incident that left another bicyclist dead near Lake Samish.
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.
Less than a week after crews continued work on the Interstate 5 salmon passage project, state and local officials announced plans for an even more ambitious conservation effort: the nation’s first underwater roundabout designed exclusively for migrating salmon.
Canadian wildfire smoke is degrading Bellingham’s air quality, and with the fires still burning, the wind will decide how bad it gets from here.
Bellingham PD warns of scam calls pretending to be from PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center, falsely claiming a loved one is on life support and dying.
A federal judge has partially granted Lummi Nation’s request for a preliminary injunction in its lawsuit against Whidbey Telecom and other agencies, requiring notice before any future ground-disturbing work occurs at a Point Roberts construction site. The tribe alleges federally funded projects dama
RAD Bites is returning to Bellingham for another year, inviting participants to experience all the flavor downtown has to offer.
