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.
Members of the Oak Harbor City Council may soon decide how the new sewage treatment plant will look.
A detective who sexually harassed a colleague while she was training him to handle sexual assault cases may be getting his job back.
The second of two brothers suspected in a bat-related assault and burglary on South Whidbey Aug. 8 faces felony charges in Island County Superior Court.
A 25-year-old man is being held in Island County jail after allegedly choking his father while threatening to kill him, according to court documents.
A judge threw out a lawsuit against two Whidbey real-estate companies over noise disclosures related to aircraft noise Friday afternoon.
“We were victorious,” said Eric Mitten, broker and owner with Windermere Real Estate. “The judge ruled that the disclosure was adequate to put buyers on notice that there was aircraft noise.”
A 29-year-old Oak Harbor man who drove his truck into the side of his girlfriend’s house and assaulted her was recently sent to prison, court documents state.
The first wave of the VP-1 Screaming Eagles squadron came home to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island this morning. The squadron was deployed for seven months.
The owners of a hotel in Oak Harbor are suing the city over a flooding issue.
The Island County Sheriff’s Office released an audio clip of a fake 911 call of an active shooter, pursuant to a public records request.
The man called into the business line of the 911 I-COM dispatch center Friday night. He told the dispatcher that he just shot his girlfriend and had her nieces tied up in the bathroom; he claimed he was thinking about shooting them with a shotgun.
A 30-year-old Oak Harbor man accused of choking and trying to rape his girlfriend may face as much as 10 years in prison if convicted of two felony counts.