James Watt led a similar effort to privatize natural resources for mining, energy development, logging, and sprawl.

An 8.8 earthquake near Russia has triggered tsunami warnings across the Pacific region, with dozens of cruise ships ...

Ocracoke Islanders Tom and Carol Pahl are on a trek around the United States (following 70-degree weather) and will report back from time to time their reflections. This is their ...

Rescue crews said he appeared to have fallen off the side of a mountain. He taught in Tacoma most recently, but spent around 20 years teaching on Vashon Island.

Understand the updated fireworks regulations across Washington counties for July 4 celebrations in 2025. Stay informed and celebrate safely.

The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline hotline had a subnetwork branch for LGBTQ+ callers, but it was shut down nationally. Washington state continues support.

Lavender is among the best perennial bloomers for summer color in a Western Washington garden. The third week of July is time for weed wars and victory marches for the best perennials.

Experience Seattle's Fourth of July festivities with fireworks, parades, food, and music across the metro area, showcasing community spirit and diversity.

Food banks face growing demand At Food Lifeline’s Western Washington distribution warehouse, staff say they are already feeling the effects of federal food aid cuts that began in March.

Here comes the summer sizzle, western Washington! The most sustained heat wave of the season is on deck, with a string of 80-degree temperatures for the Seattle area extending into the foreseeable ...

Eastern Washington sees eight charged for illegal U.S. re-entry after deportation. Prior convictions include rape, drug crimes, and assault. Federal efforts continue.

A judge halted a Washington law from taking effect that would compel clergy to report child abuse or neglect, no matter how they learned about it.