Two new reservoirs have been built to hold drinking water for Sudden Valley residents, replacing a decades-old reservoir that prompted safety concerns. The Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer District ...

MEDICAL LAKE — Wilder Senior opened the Spokane/Coeur d’Alene WoodBat Classic with a back-to-back split Thursday morning, falling 14-3 to the NW 509 Stars and rallying for a 16-7 win in six innings ...

Snow and glaciers work a bit like a frozen water bottle on a hot summer day: They melt into refreshing cold water at just the ...

Rescue crews landed a helicopter in Lake Padden Park on Tuesday, June 1, to assist a woman who was severely injured while ...

The intense November storm damaged hundreds of homes and businesses, caused widespread power outages, and killed two people.

A new trail through the forest above Lake Whatcom is open for use, offering a 7-mile route below Stewart Mountain for hikers, ...

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has opened seven miles of a new trail system in Whatcom County.

That's where Whatcom Wake Sports steps in. This new business, founded by Travis Wade and Sydnii Ray, has set its sights on ...

More than 100 acres of land in the Lake Whatcom watershed is getting greater protection under an expanded non-development agreement and purchase of property near the lake, which provides drinking ...

As Lake Whatcom Management Program partners, the city of Bellingham, Whatcom County, and Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer District are working together to develop a coordinated five-year work plan to meet ...

Lake Whatcom is the drinking water source for 100,000 Whatcom County residents, including Bellingham and the community of Sudden Valley. Water customers pay a surcharge that funds the program.