A new report looking at the impact of opening Washington schools in the fall says… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday announced a revised coronavirus restriction, limiting indoor and outdoor social… Continue reading
A U.S. judge in Spokane has firmly rejected a water park’s challenge to Gov. Jay Inslee’s emergency powers as… Continue reading
Do you agree with Gov. Jay Inslee's latest approach to limit public gatherings in Phase 3 of reopening to 10 instead of 50?… Continue reading
Washington state added 71,000 jobs in June, and the unemployment rate dropped from 15.1 percent to 9.8 percent, the biggest… Continue reading
By Lauran Neergaard | AP Medical Writer The first COVID-19 vaccine tested in the U.S. revved up people’s immune systems just the way scientists had… Continue reading
It’s never been about the (R) or the (D) for me; it’s about the man or the woman. While learning about Brian Pruiet, a picture… Continue reading
Millions of Americans depend on their Social Security checks, including members of my family. Social Security is the single most successful program at lifting Americans… Continue reading
Jake Fraley knows his opportunity to prove he can be an everyday contributor at the big… Continue reading
A COVID-19 vaccine is making positive strides and entering another phase of study. How confident are you that a vaccine will be available by early… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee announced Tuesday the statewide pause for counties looking to advance from their… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee has extended the pause on counties advancing through reopening phases through July 28. Do you agree?… Continue reading
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The comet NEOWISE shines in the northeast sky over Port Townsend at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday morning. The comet, which was discovered in March 2020, is… Continue reading
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Do you agree with the World Health Organization when it says 'no return to normal' is in sight?… Continue reading
As contact tracers have linked new COVID-19 cases to Fourth of July gatherings, are you concerned about future get-togethers with friends or family members?… Continue reading
Peninsula College’s soccer programs will swap its fall season for a spring schedule and the winter basketball season will begin in 2021… Continue reading
Primary election ballots are out as of July 17. It’s easy to look down the list, see a familiar name, and fill in the box.… Continue reading
In regards to the letter concerning the Spruce Railroad Trail, I would be happy to loan the writer my manual wheelchair for a quick roll… Continue reading
A letter writer on July 5 says that a government mandate to wear masks is just another conspiracy to strip him of his constitutional rights.… Continue reading
