Shoppers scan a smartphone app to enter the store, then cameras and sensors track purchases, with items being charged to an Amazon account when the shopper leaves
Signals will be flashing red while crews work on intersections along the College Way and Riverside Drive corridors and drivers should treat them like 4-way stops
The Everett Herald reports the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the Bonneville Power Administration are expected to release the report Friday.
Secretary of State Kim Wyman tells KING 5 that she’ll fill out a ballot but won’t check whether she’s a Republican or Democrat, which will invalidate her vote
The Department issued more than $2-million in penalties during the fourth quarter of 2019 in an effort to protect Washington’s environment and promote wise management
University Police are investigating a case where a student responded to an ad for a job and lost $2400 when the cashiers check she deposited turned out to be fraudulent
State Patrol Trooper Heather Axtman tells KGMI the bus from the Nooksack Valley school district was T-boned by another vehicle at about 3:45 PM, blocking Everson-Goshen Road for about an hour
CAST has started providing hot soup, sandwiches and a variety of beverages to those in need on Monday after the City granted a permit to provide food to the homeless outside of the Bellingham Public Library
The bill (SB 6278) declares the commercial production of bottled water “detrimental to the public welfare and the public interest” and bans permits for those operations retroactively to January 1st, 2019
The Employment Security Department says it’s now taking up to 10 weeks to process applications and for people to begin receiving benefits due to the number of people applying
