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BP Cherry Point Flaring Lights Up Night Sky Early Tuesday Bright flames from the BP Cherry Point refinery lit up the sky Tuesday across Whatcom County and southern B.C.

Bright flames from the BP Cherry Point refinery lit up the sky Tuesday across Whatcom County and southern B.C.

BP Cherry Point Flaring Lights Up Night Sky Early Tuesday

Brian Henderson May 26, 2026

At a Glance — BP Cherry Point Flaring Bright flames from BP Cherry Point refinery lit up...

Training Run Becomes Real Rescue on the Nooksack River Search and Rescue Boat

Training Run Becomes Real Rescue on the Nooksack River

Brian Henderson May 21, 2026

A Whatcom County Water Rescue Task Force training run on the Nooksack River turned real when crews...

Border Delays Expected for Memorial Day Travel at Blaine Truck Crossing

Border Delays Expected for Memorial Day Travel at Blaine

Brian Henderson May 21, 2026

CBP warns of delays at Washington land border crossings this Memorial Day and summer. Travelers needing an...

Bellingham Police Search for Missing Man Seen Near Arboretum Missing fisherman

Bellingham Police Search for Missing Man Seen Near Arboretum

Brian Henderson May 20, 2026

Police said Tevis Honeycutt, 25, was last known to be near the Arboretum on Tuesday before he...

Ferguson Urges Flood Victims to Apply Before June 10 Deadline Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson speaks alongside FEMA and local emergency management officials during a disaster assistance press conference in Renton on May 20, 2026, encouraging residents impacted by December flooding to apply for federal aid before the June 10 deadline.

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson speaks alongside FEMA and local emergency management officials during a disaster assistance press conference in Renton on May 20, 2026, encouraging residents impacted by December flooding to apply for federal aid before the June 10 deadline.

Ferguson Urges Flood Victims to Apply Before June 10 Deadline

Brian Henderson May 20, 2026

The federal assistance became available after President Donald Trump approved a Major Disaster Declaration on April 11...

Ferndale Adds Police Officer as City Has Grown Nearly 50% Officer Randy Stevenson was sworn in as a Ferndale Police officer earlier this week.

Ferndale Adds Police Officer as City Has Grown Nearly 50%

Brian Henderson May 20, 2026

The department said Stevenson was sworn in earlier this week and will begin serving alongside Ferndale officers...

Mixed Economic Signals Emerge Across Northwest Washington Former Washington Gov. Christine Gregoire speaks during a recent Association of Washington Business event discussing taxes, economic growth and Washington’s business climate.