According to the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office, the truck was hauling about 32,000 kilograms of honey ... West Badger will be closed for up to 48 hours to allow the bees to re-hive and find ...

According to the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office, the truck was hauling about 32,000 kilograms of honey bee hives containing ... Loomis Trail and West Badger will be closed for up to 48 hours to allow ...

A buzz-worthy story is unfolding in Whatcom County, where 14 million bees escaped after a commercial truck carrying about 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives lost part of its load early Friday.

Weidkamp Road in Whatcom County is closed between Loomis Trail and West Badger Road after a semi-truck carrying 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives overturned early this morning.

Wanted: 250 million bees The insects escaped after a semi-truck carrying them crashed in Washington state.  Now, they're on ...

Grit the honey badger is on a mission to taste honey for the first time. To do so, he must break into a hive and withstand the fury of a bee horde determined to protect their home. A Stretchable ...

The truck was hauling an estimated 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives, which contained live bees. It overturned at about 4 a.m. on May 30 on Weidkamp Road near Lynden. The county originally estimated ...

Whatcom County Sheriff’s deputies are asking people to avoid Weidkamp Road as a semi truck carrying bees overturned, and there is concern for potential bee escape and swarming.

A tractor-trailer crash on a Washington road set an estimated 14 million bees loose near the Canadian border, causing the roadway to be closed for 24 hours.

After a truck carrying hives tipped over early Friday, about 14 million honeybees swarmed and stung Whatcom County sheriff’s ...

Whatcom County Sheriff's Office Courtesy to The Bellingham Herald The truck was hauling an estimated 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives ... closed from West Badger to Loomis Trail Road.