PORT ANGELES -- A deceased newborn infant recovered from a large trash container by police last week has been named. Thomas Loy Last is the… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- Representatives for the 24th District say they have one goal during the 105-day state Legislature session that begins Monday -- protecting the district… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Harbor-Works Public Development Authority will be without a chief on Thursday. Jim Haguewood, who has served as interim executive director of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Businesses at the HarborTowne Mall in downtown Port Angeles were allowed to reopen on Thursday after the basement of the building was… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Representatives of the city of Port Angeles and Harbor-Works Public Development Authority will travel to Florida next week to negotiate with Rayonier… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- After months of little or no activity, jack hammering could be heard echoing from the east side of The Gateway in downtown… Continue reading
OLYMPIA -- The state Court of Appeals reversed Robert Gene Covarrubias' 2006 murder conviction on Tuesday, and sent the case back to Clallam County Superior… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- When a business closes, it leaves more than a vacant storefront behind. It puts employees out of work and provides a direct… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A teen and her father are in custody over the possible death of her newborn, while police prepare to sift through trash… Continue reading
North Olympic Peninsula banks have been inundated with inquiries from customers seeking to refinance their home mortgages amid unusually low interest rates. "It is unreal,"… Continue reading
Local tribal leaders say they don't see themselves as competitors for gambling revenue, but rather partners in encouraging economic development. In early February, the Lower… Continue reading
BLYN -- The financial meltdown affecting the nation continues to push back the opening of the Jamestown S'Klallam tribe's seven-story hotel and conference center planned… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Lower Elwha Klallam tribe will have to wait a little longer to power up its first casino. The 7,000-square-foot building on… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- An auction scheduled in January to sell KPly mill's buildings and machinery has been put on hold while a Port Angeles man… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Olympic Peninsula Humane Society extended holiday cheer to man's best friends on Christmas. With a van loaded with bags of dog… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Hunger doesn't take a holiday, and so neither does the Sequim Food Bank. Stephen Rosales, food bank president, remained on call on Christmas… Continue reading
After days of sanding and plowing, North Olympic Peninsula highways tended to be clear on Tuesday, while many county and city roads were still packed… Continue reading
Foreclosures and bankruptcy filings in the North Olympic Peninsula continue to rise on the heels of the national home-foreclosure crisis. Both Clallam and Jefferson counties… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A 65-year-old woman was found dead, trapped between her van and a drive-through ATM at US Bank on Lincoln Street on Saturday… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- City of Port Angeles engineers suspect that cracking that in a foundation wall at The Gateway -- which has held up completion… Continue reading
