The Port of Anacortes has once again received a clean audit from the Washington State Auditor’s Office (SAO), marking over 25 consecutive years of financial audits with no findings.

Anacortes Police took a call about someone using a fishing rod to cast a wrench into a roadway. Are we a small town or what?

This weekend's Pride Parade was fun for all, especially the youth.

The Port of Anacortes has opened a new 25-space year-round RV park at the north end of Cap Sante Marina.

Candidates for attorney general sparred on issues ranging from consumer protections to gun laws.

Lacking a reservation, the Samish Nation takes a different tack in planning for the future

Hiring increases and steps toward adding boats to the state’s fleet are positive developments for the troubled agency.

A federal judge has ordered BNSF Railway to pay nearly $400 million to the Swinomish Tribe, ruling the company intentionally trespassed on reservation land by repeatedly running oil trains across the reservation.

In this week’s Anacortes Police Blotter, a major traffic collision at Reservation Road and Highway 20 resulted in one person airlifted to Seattle.

Mark Mullet is questioning Bob Ferguson’s campaign finance connections with the state party. Ferguson says the claims are baseless and that Mullet’s acting “desperate.”