A proposed Senate bill and its companion in the House could provide Washington citizens greater transparency… Continue reading
Do you typically do anything to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day?… Continue reading
The problem with net-pen aquaculture is the methodology, i.e. the “net-pen” structure of the system, not the native vs. non-native aspect. Open net-pen structures with… Continue reading
About 100 gun rights supporters rallied on the steps of the Capitol building in Olympia on… Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court will review a court order that could force Washington state to pay billions… Continue reading
A state Senate committee is considering a bill that could bring an end to some of… Continue reading
A Forks man was killed in a head-on crash that shut down part of state Highway 410 a mile… Continue reading
The Washington Attorney General’s office said Wednesday that state lawmakers are subject to the same rules of disclosure that cover… Continue reading
Disaster prep talks are beneficial for all concerned. Let us not forget our children. Adults are preparing in ways to provide their homes with food,… Continue reading
If you remember two years ago, one would have thought the Port Angeles High School was going to fall down. Way back when they were… Continue reading
America’s space agency wants you to head for the mountains with a smartphone and a measuring… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee made a forceful push Tuesday for a carbon tax in his annual state… Continue reading
The Arctic National Refuge in Alaska has sustained the native Gwich’in people for centuries. Its coastal plain has provided the birthing grounds for the caribou… Continue reading
Most of us would recognize the concept of white privilege. We walk into pricey stores and wander around without suspicious looks from management, we stroll… Continue reading
A picture has been lost. For many years, there was a picture of the people involved in the first trial of the formerly new courthouse… Continue reading
By Josh Kelety WNPA Olympia News Bureau Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale, will not take a job at President Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency, despite reports… Continue reading
Have you gotten a cold or the flu this winter?… Continue reading
Washington lawmakers returned to the Capitol on Monday for a 60-day legislative session, tasked with passing… Continue reading
Thanks for running Kurt Grinnell’s engaging and informative piece on net pen aquaculture, and I applaud the partnership the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe is undertaking with… Continue reading
A bill to be introduced this session would eliminate the death penalty in Washington state and… Continue reading
