Crab and Seafood Festival continues to grow every year
PORT ANGELES – This weekend’s Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival in Port Angeles once again broke all records for attendance and number of crabs sold. We asked festival producer Scott Nagel to give us a quick rundown
Joyce woman describes early morning home invasion
JOYCE – A Joyce couple had a harrowing experience Monday morning that ended with a man in custody and authorities trying to piece together exactly what happened. Don and Sandy Baker are the caretakers of the Crescent
Local toy maker sends them around the world in suitcases
FORKS – In an age of mass-produced plastic toys, you might take comfort in knowing there’s at least one man in the world who’s still making toys the old-fashioned way, in his wood shop. And when Steve
Whales return to Sound, Salish Sea over weekend
It was a good weekend for whale watching in the Pacific Northwest. Nearly 20 Southern Resident orcas were spotted in Puget Sound since Friday. To the north, in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, about 40 Biggs
Democrats seek to question Trump budget chief in Ukraine impeachment probe
uschools/iStock(WASHINGTON) — House Democrats are seeking to interview White House budget director Russell Vought on Oct. 25, according to a copy of the letter to the Office of Management and Budget obtained by ABC News, the latest
Search resumes for elderly mushroom picker
Authorities are searching for a 74-year-old woman who disappeared while picking mushrooms east of Vancouver, Washington. Jung VanAtta was last seen Saturday morning on land about 15 miles northwest of Stevenson, according to the Skamania County Sheriff’s
Seattle and Bellevue make list of unaffordable cities
A new study released by GOBankingRates says Seattle and Bellevue are among 25 US cities where earning $100,000 a year isn’t enough to cover basic living expenses. The study says many affluent cities that produce the highest salaries have
Close call in Montana in detecting invasive mussels
MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — Montana officials say a boat infested with an invasive species of mussels passed two watercraft checkpoints before they were discovered. The Missoulian reported that Montana Fish and Wildlife officials say the zebra mussels were found
Oregon considers allowing customers to bring containers to restaurants and stores
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon may soon allow customers to bring their own reusable food containers to grocery stores and restaurants in an effort to curb plastic waste. It’s not currently allowed under FDA rules because of
Two tribes call for removal of Columbia River dams
THE DALLES, Ore. (AP) — Two Pacific Northwest tribes are calling for the removal of three major hydroelectric dams on the Columbia River. The Lummi Nation and the Yakama Nation said Monday that the U.S. government violated