The Seattle Times Sunday published an outstanding account of the Oso mudslide. This is based on Seattle Times interviews with survivors, rescuers and friends and family of the dead and missing; police- and fire-dispatch tapes; and photographs and videos taken by Times staff, rescuers and witnesses. Read the Full Story

Anacortes Police impounded a vehicle because of what an officer saw in the vehicle after stopping it for not having a front license plate.

About 100 people Wednesday night helped to lay out a vision for Anacortes’ future as part of a 2-year project to update the city’s Comprehensive Plan.

Several regional and national groups are accepting donations to help victims of the Oso landslide. Here's a brief list, but donate carefully. The Secretary of State's office warns that scam artists could post as charity opeerations.

For some, a trip to the tire store may be a good addition to the immediate to-do list.

Red Cross volunteers from Anacortes are among those deployed to help aid victims of last weekend’s Oso landslide in Snohomish County.