Oregon novelist wrote ‘How to Murder Your Husband.’ Did she do it?
In Oregon, prosecutors are building a follow-the-string murder case against a 71-year-old romance novelist. She says their real story is one about love.
With eyes on Russia, US military prepares for an arctic future
DELTA JUNCTION, Alaska — After parachuting into the frigid Alaska interior, Capt. Weston Iannone and his soldiers navigated miles through deep snow, finally setting up...
Tsunami could kill thousands on WA coast. Can an escape be built? VIEW
Residents in Ocean Shores and other coastal communities are voting on a plan that would offer students and nearby residents a place to flee from...
Police presentation in Portland celebrated violence against protesters
Police training materials released by the city of Portland included a meme that mocked protesters as dirty hippies and suggested they would be left “stitched...
A tribe’s bitter purge brings an unusual request: federal intervention VIEW
The Nooksack Indian Tribe is purging its rolls of more than 300 people who leaders say were never rightfully part of the tribe. Those facing...
As miners chase clean-energy minerals across the West, tribes fear a repeat of the past VIEW
In the rolling headwaters of central Idaho, where mining interests have long overrun tribal rights, the Biden administration’s promise to safeguard Native American resources is...
The FBI deployed surveillance teams inside Portland protests
The FBI set up extensive surveillance operations inside Portland’s protest movement, with agents standing alongside activists, tailing vandalism suspects to help police and videotaping one...
Omicron variant surging rapidly in Washington state, UW testing indicates
As omicron spreads around the globe, scientists have seen evidence that the variant can partially evade existing immune defenses. But they are still trying to...
‘We are coming for you,’ a Port Angeles doctor is told as public health workers find themselves in crisis
State and local public health departments across the country have endured not only the public’s fury, but widespread staff defections, burnout, firings, unpredictable funding and...