Wind gusts to nearly 60 mph. and heavy rains overnight Monday to Tuesday morning, Nov. 16-17, toppled trees, cut power to thousands, and caused urban flooding in Bellingham and around Whatcom County. Photos by Dillon Honcoop.
Hundreds of people line the streets as the body of Army Specialist Aaron Aamot returns home. The 22-year old Ferndale High School graduate was killed in Afghanistan.
Photos by Audra Schroeder
Bellingham and other local fire crews responsded to a fire at Whatcom Middle School just after 1 AM on November 5th, 2009. Photos courtesy of Gene Knutson, Dillon Honcoop and Juliana Larson.
Local Progressive candidates and supporters gathered Tuesday, Nov. 3 at Nona Rosa's Restaurant in downtown Bellingham to watch election results. KGMI's Dillon Honcoop was there to interview candidates and capture the crowd's reactions.
Glenn Beck's homecoming trip to the Pacific Northwest Saturday, Sept. 26 attracted nationwide media attention, grabbing headlines weeks ahead of the visit. The controversial radio and TV host spoke to thousands at Safeco Field, then traveled to his hometown of Mt. Vernon, where Mayor Bud Norris presented Beck with the key to the city, as well as declared the day 'Glenn Beck Day.'
A Whatcom County infant who was the subject of a massive search over the weekend has been found dead, and the father is considered the only suspect. See photos of the crime scene here.
Whatcom County continues to swelter under a heat wave, and KGMI listeners continue to get creative as they try to stay cool!
Here are listener submissions on the hottest the county has to offer, and the best ways to beat the heat.
To submit your heat wave photo, email it to dillon@kgmi.com. The listener to send the best photo before 4 p.m. Friday, July 31st, wins tickets to Saturday's Bellingham Bells game!
Joe and Jeremy are about to embark on a 3-month journey...both men hope to get in shape, lose some weight and gain perspective on what it means to live a healthful life.
KGMI listeners gather on Friday, March 13 to watch Glenn Beck introduce his '912 Project'. Over 130 people filled the Boston's restaurant during the event.
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