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"Sometimes there are just no words for a broken heart," Rachel Lakoduk said on Facebook.

A group of dignitaries dig into a symbolic pile of dirt to mark the groundbreaking of the city's newest hospital, St. Clare Hospital, to be run by Centura Health.  Courtesy Centura Health Centura Health, which runs Penrose-St. Francis Health Services, broke ground Monday, May 24, on an orthopedic hospital on the city's far north side, which has seen robust growth in the last decade. The hospital has been named St. Clare Hospital, named after St. Clare of Assisi, a woman who dedicated her life to God and serving the poor and vulnerable. Located on 5...

First wild fishers born in North Cascades in decades KING 5 Staff Replay Video UP NEXT Editor's note: The above video originally aired in Dec. 2018 when fishers were released in the North Cascades. The first wild fishers to be born in the North Cascades in decades have been identified. A coalition of wildlife agencies announced the discovery Monday, saying a female fisher, which is a member of the wolverine family, was detected on a trail camera in April. The fisher was photographed moving four kits at her den in western Chelan County. Fishers are native to Washington forests...

"Alaskan Bush People" star Noah Brown announced he has a second child on the way. The Discovery star took to Instagram to announce that his wife, Rhain Alisha, is pregnant with baby No. 2 with a poem. "Roses are red, Violets are blue, Rhain is pregnant and I will love this Baby too," reads the caption on the couple's joint Instagram account. The future newborn will join sibling Elijah, who was born in February 2019. ‘Alaskan Bush People’ star Billy Brown died in February, the TV family confirmed. (Discovery) Noah's heartwarming announcement comes just a couple months after the...

× ‘It’s a long way to get here’: The journey to vaccinate Lake Chelan’s most remote communities against COVID-19 By Evan Bush, The Seattle Times Published: April 18, 2021, 2:45pm Share: 4 Photos Mountains of the North Cascades in the distance as Ray Eickmeyer and Mistaya Johnston travel by boat to vaccinate those at Holden Village, Stehekin and workers at a mine remediation water treatment plant operated by Rio Tinto, on Tuesday, March 30, 2021. (Amanda Snyder/The Seattle Times/TNS) Photo Gallery STEHEKIN/LAKE CHELAN — Little Fella, a 30-foot cabin cruiser,...