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How safe are you on Zoom? Users of the app are being targeted by a new phishing campaign that uses fake Zoom meeting notifications to threaten those who work in corporate environments that their contracts will either be suspended or terminated. Law Enforcement and Security Analyst Paul Viollis joins the Morning Show to discuss Zoom phishing

Food insecurity is a growing problem around the world, including in Whatcom County. Sustainable […]

A new poll finds a large majority of Washington residents think it’s more important to protect public health than to protect the economy. Pollster Stuart Elway joins the Morning Show to discuss the results of the poll

Well, we were all afraid this might happen. Due to the city cancelling and postponing events at City of Bellingham facilities, the Bellingham Bells have had to postpone the 2020 summer season until 2021. Bells GM Stephanie Morrell chats with Bill about everyone’s disappointment, but promises the Bells will come back bigger and better next summer.

Hosts Dick Donahue and Camille Koppenberg bring the week’s financial news and discuss the impacts of the impending closure of the Alcoa Intalco works in Ferndale.

Host Mike Kent welcomes Mike Gish from Bank of The Pacific to tackle home lending issues in light of COVID-19. Then, Eric Tse gives the Vancouver BC market update.

Hosts Brian and Steve take listener calls and talk about new automotive techonlogy.

Host Kris Halterman welcomes WA State Senator minority leader Mark Schoesler (R) to discuss the Republican plan for re-opening and how small businesses will be affected. Is there hope for the economic future for Whatcom County and Washington State?

Host Dillon Honcoop discusses the effect of the COVID-19 crisis on ag worker housing.