PORT ANGELES — A five-hour standoff between law enforcement officers, including a State Patrol SWAT team, and suspected double-killer John F. Loring ended Wednesday when… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Authorities described the mobilization of a neighborhood in west Port Angeles in response to the threat posed by double-murder suspect John F.… Continue reading
BULLETIN: John Francis Loring, suspected of two killings in the Sequim and Diamond Point areas, is dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, Clallam County Sheriff… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An executive with a local forestry company blames a drop in timber harvest in the Olympic National Forest on a “migration of… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Law enforcement officers were looking Tuesday for a 6-foot-6-inch man who they believe killed a young man at a Woodcock Road home earlier… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An allegedly drunken driver who was in a fatal head-on collision Aug. 25 on state Highway 112 will plead guilty to vehicular… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Support continues to build for Betsy Reed Schultz's Captain Joseph House, where families of fallen military personnel can heal in the company… Continue reading
LAPUSH — The Quileute tribe was coming to grips Tuesday with the swift congressional passage of legislation that will expand the tribe's boundaries and allow… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Originally seen as an important economic development tool but unable to stay afloat, the Clallam Business Incubator is on the verge of… Continue reading
The mountain goat population in Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest has increased by 40 percent since 2004 and could double by about 2027,… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — The Navy is relying on a new Freedom of Information Act exemption to claim it can withhold information on blast zones that… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim unit of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula says it took “effective remedial action” in addressing complaints of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Selinda Barkhuis bought a new number-stamping machine for her office immediately after she was sworn in as Clallam County’s new treasurer in… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved land-exchange legislation Monday that would allow the Quileute tribe to move its headquarters, school, day care… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — New, energy-saving light will be shed on downtown Port Angeles as part of $2.9 million of ongoing streetlight and traffic signal improvements… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved land-exchange legislation today that would allow the Quileute tribe to move its headquarters, school, day care… Continue reading
Second of two parts [read the first part via the link below] PORT ANGELES — Virginia-born Jay Cumbow, the U.S. Border Patrol’s new, easygoing agent… Continue reading
First of two parts. See related story today, "Border Patrol overtime rises as arrests drop," http://tinyurl.com/bpovertime FORKS — Armed with cellphones and cameras, Forks Human… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Plywood’s creditors can probably forget about getting their money back from the failed company, Grant Munro, a principal partner, said Wednesday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The $204,443 that now-defunct Peninsula Plywood owes the Port of Port Angeles has been written off by port commissioners. But whether the… Continue reading
