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How it unfolded: Suicide ends five-hour standoff with double-murder suspect
PORT ANGELES — A five-hour standoff between law enforcement officers, including a State Patrol SWAT team, and suspected…
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Motive behind slayings still a mystery, authorities say [**Gallery and Video**]
PORT ANGELES — Authorities described the mobilization of a neighborhood in west Port Angeles in response to the…
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BREAKING NEWS: Suspected double-killer Loring dead
BULLETIN: John Francis Loring, suspected of two killings in the Sequim and Diamond Point areas, is dead of…
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Forestry company exec laments loss of harvesting
PORT ANGELES — An executive with a local forestry company blames a drop in timber harvest in the…
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URGENT — Two men dead, sheriff’s deputies hunt for suspected shooter (2ND UPDATE)
SEQUIM — Law enforcement officers were looking Tuesday for a 6-foot-6-inch man who they believe killed a young…
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Man to plead guilty in fatal wreck in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — An allegedly drunken driver who was in a fatal head-on collision Aug. 25 on state…
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Support builds for inn to help grieving families of military war dead
PORT ANGELES — Support continues to build for Betsy Reed Schultz’s Captain Joseph House, where families of fallen…
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Obama might sign Quileute higher-ground bill this week; tribe ready to make moving plans [***Gallery**]
LAPUSH — The Quileute tribe was coming to grips Tuesday with the swift congressional passage of legislation that…
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Clallam mulls resolution of Business Incubator debt
PORT ANGELES — Originally seen as an important economic development tool but unable to stay afloat, the Clallam…
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Olympics’ mountain goat population rises 40% in only seven years
The mountain goat population in Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest has increased by 40 percent since…
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U.S. fights to keep Indian Island blast zone information secret
PORT HADLOCK — The Navy is relying on a new Freedom of Information Act exemption to claim it…
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Treasurer outlines changes made to tighten procedures
PORT ANGELES — Selinda Barkhuis bought a new number-stamping machine for her office immediately after she was sworn…
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Sequim club responds to suit allegations
SEQUIM — The Sequim unit of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula says it took…
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Traffic slowed on Port Angeles link of U.S. 101 during work on street lights, traffic signals
PORT ANGELES — New, energy-saving light will be shed on downtown Port Angeles as part of $2.9 million…
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House OKs bill to give Quileute higher ground, public permanent access to Rialto, other beaches
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved land-exchange legislation Monday that would allow the Quileute tribe…
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House approves Quileute land bill
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved land-exchange legislation today that would allow the Quileute tribe…
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Peninsula’s new top Border Patrol agent vows ‘community outreach’
Second of two parts [read the first part via the link below] PORT ANGELES — Virginia-born Jay Cumbow,…
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Forks rights group compiles report on West End Border Patrol activity
First of two parts. See related story today, “Border Patrol overtime rises as arrests drop,” http://tinyurl.com/bpovertime FORKS —…
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Little chance Port Angeles city, port will get $518,932 back from failed plywood company
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Plywood’s creditors can probably forget about getting their money back from the failed company,…
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Port writes off $204,443 PenPly debt, but still might pursue it
PORT ANGELES — The $204,443 that now-defunct Peninsula Plywood owes the Port of Port Angeles has been written…