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Running out of time: A coalition hoping to save salmon from extinction in our region are launching a new campaign to draw attention, before time slips away.
TULALIP — U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland raised her hands as Hiahl-tsa’s “Welcome Song” echoed throughout the wood-paneled walls and century-old tree trunks of the Tulalip Tribes’ gatherin
At 353 acres, the Port of Everett’s Blue Heron Slough restoration project is among the largest along the Puget Sound.
Gov. Jay Inslee visited Tulalip on March 31 to sign into law bills relating to missing and murdered Indigenous women and people, as well as other laws meant to improve
Community honors life of Tulalip officer who disappeared after fisheries boat capsized The Tulalip Tribes continue to search for Officer Charlie Cortez after a large wave capsized his Fish and Wildlife boat on Nov. 17, 2020. Author: Kaila Lafferty (KING5) Updated: 5:24 PM PST December 13, 2020 TULALIP, Wash. — It’s been nearly a month since Tulalip Tribal Police Officer, Charlie Cortez, died in the line of duty. On Saturday, his tribe, community and fellow first responders honored the life he lived. “Charlie grew up in a loving family, and it was just in ...