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Negotiators representing federal, provincial and First Nation governments gathered recently in Seattle to continue efforts to modernize the Columbia River Treaty in an 18th round of negotiations. Further talks are

ELK, Wash. — The Oregon Road Fire burning near Elk had burned more than 10,000 acres as of Monday morning.

SPOKANE, Wash. — The National Weather Service - Spokane has issued a flood watch for portions of eastern Washington and northern Idaho.

NORTH ANDOVER — On Saturday morning clear skies and open roads belied the damage caused by two recent storms.

Local emergency responders deployed additional resources Saturday and alerted Kern County mountain communities of possible landslides as forecasters warned a heavy storm would hit the region sooner than had been

MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. — The Gray Fire continues to burn 9,500 acres in Medical Lake, is 10% lined and 0% contained.

Scientists accuse politicians of attempting to fix the problem without identifying it first. Politicians seem to want to throw money at the subject in hopes of setting an agreeable target

More than a half-century after the catastrophic events of Aug. 19-20, 1969, local survivors of the remnants of Hurricane Camille still gather to remember the storm that uprooted their lives and changed the community forever.

IMPERIAL COUNTY – As Hurricane Hilary begins to hit landfall over Saturday and Sunday, the good news is she is weakening but the bad news is she also “moving faster

Floodplain forests play a pivotal role in the river ecosystem — creating wildlife habitat, improving water quality, storing carbon and slowing flooding. But they’re disappearing.