Police this week recorded a fraud case, investigated a hit-and-run and spoke to a fired restaurant employee.
Washingteon and Oregon are nowhere near achieving their clean energy goals. The dramatic consequences are already being felt.
It’s raising doubts about the state’s plans to construct up to five new hybrid-electric vessels with the $1.3 billion lawmakers have set aside.
I could see few details as I started up the trail, but I could hear choruses of birds serenading the dawn,
In this week’s Police Blotter: another cyber scam involving the loss of a gaming laptop and cash. Also, a mother duck and duckling in a road.
The new budget would raise the price of gas, Discover Passes and more. Democrats say this is necessary, while Republicans say it will hurt residents.
An ambitious 14-month research voyage on board a 48-foot sailboat launches this weekend from Cap Sante Marina.
The Trump administration is subverting the traditional priorities of the department’s decimated civil rights office by making discrimination investigations practically impossible — instead enforcing its own anti-diversity campaign.
The First Friday in May brings Jazz Walk to the monthly Art Walk. We've got the schedule for both here.
Harbor porpoises are finding food and low risk in Burrows Pass, off northwest Fidalgo Island.
