Officials are not surprised that Whidbey Island is subsidizing Island Transit bus service on Camano Island. That, they say, is a result of the sales-tax model for funding government services and won’t impact the allocation of service.
Oak Harbor City Administrator Larry Cort retired as the top non-elected city official last week to focus on his cancer treatments.
An Oak Harbor man arrested for allegedly impersonating a police officer is suing the city and the top two officials at the police department for false arrest and defamation.
Three men who were among the first at the scene of a 2013 accident that claimed the life of two Oak Harbor girls did what they could to help the victims, they testified in court Thursday.
An 82-year-old man was killed in a one-car accident on State Highway 20 near Coupeville yesterday.
The State Patrol reported that Charles E. Carlson was driving a 1992 Toyota Previa southward on the highway and drifted off the road to the right just south of the intersection with Welcher Road.
Oak Harbor Fire Chief Ray Merrill is taking one small step forward in a project that’s been talked about for at least a decade.
A South Whidbey man who admitted to having child pornography on his computer during a polygraph exam will likely go to prison.
Oak Harbor City Council adopted the architectural concept favored by the most citizens for the new sewage treatment plant Tuesday.
The man accused of causing a car crash that killed twin sisters from Oak Harbor on Halloween night 2013 is slated to go to trial next week.
A document that the Oak Harbor City Council routinely approves each year got a little extra attention this week from a few people who are opposed to a road extension.
A 30-year-old Oak Harbor man was killed in a traffic accident on North Whidbey on Friday evening.
A Freeland woman accused of causing a Valentine’s Day accident that killed a man appeared in court Monday without an attorney.
The body of a sailor who drowned in a boating accident was found on a beach during the windstorm Saturday afternoon.
Keiyia T. Jones, a 33-year-old petty officer second class at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, disappeared in Crescent Harbor Aug. 8 after the boat he was on sank.