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Two private landfills in Yakima County lost their permits at the start of the month. The owner of one is appealing and says it will keep operating. The Yakima Health

OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is asking for the public’s feedback as it begins its latest three-year season-setting efforts, according to a WDFW press release...

Anti-trans groups are at it again.

Here are the locations of features getting new monikers.

A state board has renamed five geographic features that included slurs about Native American women. The features getting a new moniker are a Puget Sound passage in Jefferson County, a ditch in Thursto

A state board has renamed five geographic features that included slurs about Native American women.

Q: I’ve seen a few vehicles where their brake lights flash a few times when they first come on. It certainly gets my attention. Is that something available in new cars, or is it an aftermarket product? And if so, is it legal?

When I’m on a road trip it’s not unusual to see a random carcass on the side of the road. The first emotion I feel is a little sadness for the poor critter. way,

Almost two months after Al Dick resigned from his Hoquiam City Council Ward 4 position, the city has found the person to take the job.

Concern and outrage are spreading in some local communities, which are now becoming homes for sex offenders.