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An 8.8 earthquake near Russia has triggered tsunami warnings across the Pacific region, with dozens of cruise ships ...
James Watt led a similar effort to privatize natural resources for mining, energy development, logging, and sprawl.
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 ...
Cleanup crews were trying on Saturday to contain petroleum that leaked from a tanker truck that crashed and flipped upside down on Washington's Olympic ...
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.
New Lichen Species Discovered in Western Ghats Expands India’s Fungal Map The new species, Allographa effusosoredica, belongs to a group of crustose (crust-like) lichens known for their discrete, ...
Critical injuries for Washington children involved in the state’s welfare system jumped significantly in the first half of this year. Through June, at least 92 children had died or nearly died ...
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.
Eastern Washington sees eight charged for illegal U.S. re-entry after deportation. Prior convictions include rape, drug crimes, and assault. Federal efforts continue.
Washington's Hope Card program aids 2,000 survivors with protection orders, enhancing safety for vulnerable adults in the community.
The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline hotline had a subnetwork branch for LGBTQ+ callers, but it was shut down nationally. Washington state continues support.
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.
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