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Idaho’s Winter Forecast This Year & The Highest Chance For Snow
Winter is coming, and if you're in Idaho or the Pacific Northwest, you might be curious about what to expect. Let's break down the Farmers' Almanac winter forecast in a way that's easy to digest. First, Idaho and the Pacific Northwest, including Washington and Oregon, are in for some mixed...
50 years later, WA still feels the cultural reverberations of 1974
Fifty years ago this month, America experienced a shocking and peaceful transfer of power when President Richard M. Nixon resigned from the presidency and his successor, Vice President Gerald R. Ford, assumed office. It was the culmination of the Watergate scandal — a political bookend to the tumultuous 1960s.
Seattle judge tosses multi-million dollar verdict against Boeing
SEATTLE — A federal judge in Seattle has overturned a jury’s verdict in a lawsuit that could have cost Boeing more than $200 million. In a 53-page decision issued Wednesday, Judge James Robart cited a law that requires the court to dismiss a case when “…there is no legally sufficient evidentiary basis for a reasonable jury to find for that party on that issue.”
Pipeline Safety Trust in Bellingham receives federal grant
BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – A Bellingham-based pipeline safety watchdog is getting a big federal grant to support its work. Concerned citizens founded the Pipeline Safety Trust in Bellingham in the wake of the deadly 1999 Olympic Pipeline rupture, explosion and fire. The Biden administration is awarding $1 million to...
The Hidden Heroes Fighting Wildfires in The Pacific Northwest
From the time we're young, we learn that firefighters are those brave people who suit up in bulky red and yellow gear with hard hats, jump in a firetruck, and speed with sirens toward fire danger (sometimes with a Dalmatian in tow). In my mind, firefighting first conjures images of massive water hoses spewing into the brush, then sweeps to the skies to watch planes dump the iconic red-colored fire retardant and helicopters drop gallons of water down in an attempt to drench wild flames.
Washington State Red Light Traffic Cameras Aren’t Allowed To Do This
Washington State Red Light Traffic Cameras Aren't Allowed To Do This. So I was driving down 20th Avenue in Pasco and came across the red light traffic camera that'll send you a photo if you run a red light. The One Thing You Need To Know About Washington State Red...
Program to clear homeless encampments around WA freeways running out of money
SEATTLE - Washington calls the issue with homelessness across the state a "humanitarian crisis." The Washington Department of Transportation reports thousands of encampments dotting our area highways and underpasses. Now, a program that’s funded their work to repair the land and relocate people living there to permanent housing for the last two years is running out of money.
Fewer apartments being built locally
Multifamily construction contracts in metro Seattle have fallen below the 10-year average for the first time in three years. The number of market-rate units that are currently being built has dipped under 20,000, as compared to a six-year peak of nearly 29,000 units in 2023. As under-construction projects are completed,...
DEA in Seattle warns of cocaine mixed with fentanyl after overdose deaths
SEATTLE - The last federal defendant arrested during Operation New Day, which targeted the open-air drug market at 12th and Jackson and 3rd and Pine in 2023, has been sentenced to five years in prison. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced that 56-year-old Cuong Quoc Cao was found guilty of...
Rockin’ the Railroad aims to unite downtown Bellingham businesses with family fun
BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – Over the last several years, downtown Bellingham has seen a steady increase in the popularity of community-geared events. Vendor markets, block takeovers and immersive festivals are all on the rise. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Downtown Bellingham Partnership broke the downtown area of Bellingham into...
Washington Dentist’s Sedation Permit Suspended Following Patient’s Death During Procedure
A Lakewood dentist’s license to numb patients was recently taken away permanently because of unsafe practices after a man who was already sick died during a treatment to remove several teeth. The Dental Quality Assurance Commission of the state Department of Health and Thi Nguyen, who runs Gravelly Lake...
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