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Sen. Hargrove to run again — but not for Congress
HOQUIAM — State Sen. Jim Hargrove doesn’t want to start over on the political stage, he said Monday.…
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Two who captured terrorist in Port Angeles happy he’s going to get longer prison term
PORT ANGELES — Two of four Customs inspectors who were on duty when terrorist Ahmed Ressam was captured…
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Man pleads guilty to murder of former Chimacum resident
WURTLAND, Ky. — A man who in 2010 murdered former Chimacum resident Chadd E. Miller in Kentucky is…
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Congressional candidate nets 35 endorsements from notables
Port Angeles native and 6th Congressional District candidate Derek Kilmer received endorsements from 35 current and former elected…
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Port Angeles teacher pleads not guilty to charges of child rape
PORT ANGELES — Stevens Middle School math teacher Paul A. Brinkmann pleaded not guilty Wednesday in Clallam County…
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Driver accused of vehicular homicide in head-on crash reverses plea deal, will stand trial
PORT ANGELES — Until a few weeks ago, Steven W. Boyd was on the verge of agreeing to…
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Teacher placed on electronic home monitoring
PORT ANGELES — Stevens Middle School eighth-grade teacher Paul A. Brinkmann, 46, was ordered released Monday afternoon under…
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Old injury, discourse play role in Rep. Dicks’ departure
A lingering football injury from his college days played a part in 6th District U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks’…
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Who’s will succeed Norm Dicks? Candidate field includes Port Angeles native
No sooner did longtime 6th District Congressman Norm Dicks announce Friday that he wasn’t running for re-election than…
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Incumbent Clallam County commissioner to face challenger this year
PORT ANGELES — Maggie Roth intends to run as a Republican for the Clallam County commissioner seat now…
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Gustin rides off from Olympic National Park’s top post today
PORT ANGELES — On her first day as Olympic National Park superintendent fewer than four years ago, Karen…
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Lower Elwha Klallam tribal chair at D.C. conference
WASHINGTON, D.C — Lower Elwha Klallam tribal Chairwoman Frances Charles will participate today in a White House-sponsored conference…
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Wild Olympics study says proposed congressional wilderness plan would have little effect on timber industry
QUILCENE — A study commissioned by the Quilcene-based Wild Olympics Campaign says a congressional plan to set aside…
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Mishap aboard MV Coho last week caused rare cancellation of ferry run from Victoria
PORT ANGELES — A semi-truck hit a door beam on the MV Coho while the 1,000-passenger ferry was…
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Obama signs law giving Quileute land outside tsunami zone
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Barack Obama signed into law Monday a bill that expands the Quileute tribe’s boundaries…
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Obama signs law giving Quileute land out of tsunami zone
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Barack Obama signed into law Monday a bill that expands the Quileute tribe’s boundaries…
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Obama signs law giving Quileute land out of tsunami zone
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Barack Obama signed into law Monday a bill that expands the Quileute tribe’s boundaries…
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Former owner of Quilcene’s Olympic Timber House pleads guilty to filing false tax returns
QUILCENE — Rohn Rutledge, the former owner of the Olympic Timber House, pleaded guilty last week to stealing…
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Country Aire Natural Foods plans May 1 opening
PORT ANGELES — Country Aire Natural Foods co-owner Robyn Miletich sits in her tiny office above First Street…
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Suspected double-killer might have lived with one of the victims
John F. Loring might have lived at Ray J. Varney’s Diamond Point home for several days after he…