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Five 14-year-old boys have been linked to 200 rounds of ammunition that were found in a student’s backpack Monday.
A judge closed the Third Avenue courthouse entrance following an unprovoked attack of a public defender.
Uber Ski allows riders to select a vehicle with extra space for their winter gear or one with a ski and snowboard rack. It will be available Dec. 17.
Before Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard, a young woman with southern roots blazed a trail for music.
An Uber driver said he believes his race is the reason why he was attacked by a passenger in Bellingham last week.
Hundreds of thousands of Washington workers will become eligible for overtime over the next eight years.
The Roosevelt Station, located on 12th Avenue NE between NE 65th and NE 67th Streets, is expected to open in 2021.
After a video went viral on Twitter, an investigation has been opened into police conduct during a march and protest on Saturday.
Each package has a tracking device on it and once a package moves, police are alerted and they intercept the signal and take action.
The once small lakeside town is dealing with major growing pains.
Field Carrier Landing Practice Schedule CHANGE at the NAS Whidbey Island Complex for Week of December 9-15, 2019
Welcome to Whidbey Island! Our beautiful island is surrounded by the grandeur of emerald green forests and the expansive waters of Puget Sound. It’s the perfect place to take a tour around the island on a power or sail boat, or even paddle a kayak. You might just catch the wondrous sight of whales frolicking, or eagles soaring!
I’ve always loved to fly. I grew up in a family of pilots – my dad was a bush pilot in Alaska and his brother, my uncle Don, retired as a 747 pilot. They built kit planes growing up, and I inherited that same fascination with flying.
The Orchard Kitchen, which opened this past July, is the culmination of a vision that owners Vincent and Tyla Nattress created years ago when they were living in Napa Valley, California. They made a “Vision Board” that was a picture of how they wanted to live and how they wanted to make a living. The first need was to find a place in a beautiful setting with affordable land where they would have a farm to grow the crops for a unique farm-to-table experience.
By Carolyn Tamler Before Kim Tiller and her son, David, opened Whidbey Soap Company (now Whidbey Island Natural), both had been successful software developers.
The South Whidbey Commons on 2nd Street in Langley offers delicious Mukilteo Coffee, homemade soups, and a warm and cozy atmosphere for enjoying the community-supported bookstore. The “Commons” is also a non-profit organization, teaching young Islanders the skills needed to get their first job in specialty coffee, a global Industry with Pacific Northwest roots.
