No fentanyl in candy that 'looks like mint gum' found at Bellingham middle school despite false positive

Bellingham Public Schools (BPS) announced on Friday that a staff member at one of its middle schools confiscated what appeared to be chewing gum or gummies from a student. After testing the gummies, Washington State Patrol found that the gummites had a false positive for fentanyl. 

Lynnwood temporarily bans future substance abuse clinic applications

Lynnwood City Council passed an emergency ordinance that temporarily halts the acceptance of applications for substance abuse clinics within the city.

Ferndale PD: 3 arrested in 5-year-old's death after fentanyl was found in her blood

Three people were arrested in connection to the death of a five-year-old girl in Whatcom County after investigators discovered a fatal amount of fentanyl in her blood.

Woodinville leader of multi-state drug trafficking ring sentenced to 9 years

A Woodinville man and multi-state drug trafficking group leader has been sentenced to nine years in prison for his involvement in distributing drugs across the West Coast. 

Fentanyl dealer found with 14,000 pills sentenced to 15 years in prison

A Federal Way man was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Thursday after he was arrested while trying to sell thousands of fentanyl pills.

Police find rainbow fentanyl disguised in Tic Tac container during Marysville drug arrest

The Marysville Police Department is issuing a warning about the possibility of rainbow fentanyl circulating in the community after arresting a man they say had nearly 200 pills in his pocket.

Convicted felons, former prison guard among 20 WA residents arrested for drug ring tied to Aryan prison gang

According to a DEA Special Agent in Charge, the amount of fentanyl seized contained enough lethal doses to kill everyone who lives in Tacoma and Seattle, with enough lethal doses left over to poison another half a million people.

Washington father who lost two sons to fentanyl overdoses pleads for Congress to crack down on drug dealers

"We can't wait anymore:" A Washington father who lost two sons to fentanyl poisoning in less than two years is calling on Congress to take more aggressive actions to defeat the crisis.