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Highway hot spots: The most dangerous places to drive on the North Olympic Peninsula
When a chain of car collisions earlier this year at U.S. Highway 101 and Kitchen-Dick Road hospitalized a…
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Port Angeles: Ship repair giant outlines plans for harbor operations
PORT ANGELES — A new sister company of Cascade General Corp. is filling the topside ship repair void…
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Peninsula College students want more dorm supervision in wake of fight
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College students are asking school officials to strengthen dormitory supervision following an assault Friday…
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Port Angeles: Statements made before deputy was killed allowable in murder trial, judge says
PORT ANGELES — Four years ago, accused killer Thomas Martin Roberts allegedly told an acquaintance that if a…
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Peninsula: Crime rates rise in Clallam, decrease in Jefferson
Crime rates rose in Clallam County but decreased in Jefferson County from 2000 to 2001, according to recently…
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Port Angeles: Dorm fight leaves Peninsula College student hospitalized
PORT ANGELES — A Peninsula College student remained in Harborview Medical Center in Seattle Saturday following a fight…
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Neah Bay: Makah tribe volunteers to delay issuing of any whaling permits
NEAH BAY — The Makah have volunteered not to issue any whaling permits until next Friday while a…
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Peninsula: Calendars online for district courts
A new state Web site aims to put county district court dates at users’ fingertips by entering a…
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Sizzling weekend of entertainment begins across Peninsula — including Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts
Between sugar-coated elephant ears and bananas dipped in chocolate, the swarms of people attending this weekend’s Juan de…
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Port Angeles: PRIME official hopeful for topside repair industry in harbor
PORT ANGELES — Officials from PRIME, the recently closed marine topside repair company, are hopeful that a returning…
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Port Angeles topside ship repair business closes
PRIME, the marine topside repair company, has closed its doors in Port Angeles after three years of operations,…
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Port Angeles: PRIME closure surprises tanker company, others
PORT ANGELES — The quiet closure of PRIME has come as a surprise to Alaska Tanker Co. and…
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Sequim: Crane operator faces weapons charge
SEQUIM — The operator of a crane that tipped over Sunday night in Sequim and nearly damaged several…
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Port Angeles: Council approves Northland cable agreement
PORT ANGELES — Local residents will be able to access high-speed cable modem connections as a result of…
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Neah Bay: Judge clears way for Makah whaling
NEAH BAY — The Makah have again been cleared to hunt gray whales. The clearance came from a…
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Neah Bay: Makah whaling leader to step down
NEAH BAY — Former Makah whaling captain Wayne Johnson plans to hang up his harpoon. Johnson said Wednesday…
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Neah Bay: Makah whaling decision pending
TACOMA — Makah whaling is still on hold pending a federal judge ruling on whether to grant an…
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Joyce man killed in motorcycle crash
JOYCE — A 39-year-old local man was killed Saturday evening when he lost control of his motorcycle on…
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Joyce: Dumped drug lab chemicals no threat to water systems, officials say
JOYCE — Toxic chemicals dumped in the soil at an apparent methamphetamine production lab pose no immediate threat…
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120 attend meeting of Port Angeles task force formed to air complaints of racism, bias
PORT ANGELES — Racism is a longstanding issue in Port Angeles that affects more than U.S. Coast Guard…