Serenity House announces plan to expand night-by-night shelter
Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – Serenity House of Clallam County is planning an expansion of its night-by-night shelter in Port Angeles with the help of CARES ACT funding from the federal government. The application for funding is
PASD Seeks Applicants for Capital Advisory Committee
Pepper Fisher PORT ANGELES – The Port Angeles School District is looking for applicants for the Capital Advisory Committee that will help guide the expansion and remodel of Stevens Middle School. The capital levy, passed by voters
State minimum wage going up on January 1
TUMWATER, Wash. (AP) — Washington state’s minimum wage is increasing by 19 cents to $13.69 an hour starting January 1. It’s the first increase determined by inflation instead of a voter-approved ballot measure that has determined increases
Missing teen hiker found safe
VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) — The Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office says a Vancouver teen who was missing for more than 24 hours after going on a hike with family near Mount St. Helens was found by searchers. The
3 more Giant hornets discovered in Washington
BLAINE, Wash. (AP) — There are three new confirmed sightings of Asian giant hornets in Whatcom County. That increases to 12 the number that have been reported in the area. The total represents the first sightings of
Oregon Sheriff contradicts Trump’s claim of support
PORTLAND, Ore. – President Trump made a bold statement during last night’s debate when he said “the Portland sheriff just came out today and he said I support President Trump.” But the sheriff of Multnomah County – where Portland
Tribe members near refinery report toxic smells
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. (AP) — Multiple members of the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community in Skagit County have reported burning throats and headaches after flaring at a nearby refinery released an intoxicating odor on Tuesday. The Skagit Valley
Guilty plea in King County fraud case
Seattle — A 63-year-old Renton man pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Seattle to lying to federal agents about a fraud scheme carried out by a former Drainage District Commissioner and his wife. Darrell Winston
Nurses save mom and newborn after she gives birth while intubated for COVID-19
Raul LuzardoBy HALEY YAMADA, CHRIS CIRILLO, and ERIC NOLL, ABC News (BOSTON) — Jacklyn Rodriguez was 28 weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with COVID-19 and intubated. While sedated, nurses helped her give birth to her son
Airline strapped for cash offers chef-made meals at home, workshops and more
James D. Morgan/Getty ImagesBy SAM SWEENEY, ABC News (SINGAPORE) — While the majority of Singapore Airlines’ planes remain grounded, the airline is looking to increase revenue with on-land experiences, including food cooked by airline chefs at home.