Anacortes Police seek help finding missing man last seen May 24

The Anacortes Police Department (APD) is asking the public for help finding a missing man who is potentially ill and disoriented. 

North Cascades Highway to reopen Tuesday

The North Cascades Highway in Washington state will open to vehicle traffic at 10 a.m. Tuesday, officials said.

Omicron subvariant a factor in Skagit County’s 111% jump in COVID case rate

According to CDC guidelines, Skagit County is now in a "substantial" transmission level, up from a moderate level last week. Health officials say omicron subvariants are driving this sharp rises in cases.

FBI, Skagit County Sheriff's Office seek help finding runaway teenager

The FBI's Seattle Field Office and the Skagit County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) are asking the public for help in finding a runaway teenager.

Mount Vernon medical clinic to pay $120k for importing foreign medication not approved by FDA

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) reached a settlement with a Mount Vernon health clinic after they unlawfully imported birth control from a foreign source that was not approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Ecology fines Skagit Valley Farm over illegal irrigating

The Washington state Department of Ecology has fined Skagit Valley Farm $267,000 for irrigating 348 acres without having water rights.

Strikers, Washington Bulb Co. reach agreement on eve of highly anticipated tulip festival

After three days on the picket lines and two days of negotiations, the Washington Bulb Company and the union reached an agreement on the eve of the highly anticipated festival.

Strikers, Washington Bulb Co. reach agreement on eve of highly anticipated tulip festival
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After three days on the picket lines and two days of negotiations, the Washington Bulb Company and the union reached an agreement on the eve of the highly anticipated festival.

Tulip, daffodil farmworkers strike over wages, conditions

A group of Washington state tulip and daffodil farm workers have gone on strike to demand that the Washington Bulb Co. improve wages and health and safety protocols.

Teacher jokes about lubricant with students, district says termination too 'extreme'

A Washington state teacher has received a "letter of reprimand" after making sexually suggestive jokes with students during class, but the administration has declined to terminate the educator, saying such punishment would be too "extreme."