PORT ANGELES — A couple accused of killing a developmentally disabled woman and dumping her body near the Hood Canal Bridge in Jefferson County will… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Authorities arrested two Port Angeles residents early this morning for investigation of second-degree murder in the death of Jennifer Pimentel, a 27-year-old… Continue reading
The general election voting season has arrived. Ballots for the Nov. 8 election should begin reaching voters today after they were mailed Wednesday. Elections Supervisor… Continue reading
The general election voting season has arrived. Ballots for the Nov. 8 election should begin reaching voters by today after they were mailed Wednesday. Jefferson… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — In their 13th face-off, Republican Jim McEntire and Democrat Linda Barnfather spent an affable 40 minutes Tuesday morning explaining why each should… Continue reading
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Border Patrol could build roads in Olympic National Park and other wilderness areas without approval from the federal departments of Interior… Continue reading
The U.S. Border Patrol has arrested a Guatemalan national illegally in the United States after the agency was called by the Forks Police Department to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Council candidate Cody Blevins has dropped out of the race, but his opponent, incumbent Cherie Kidd, vowed Wednesday to campaign until… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Clearcuts should be allowed in Olympic National Forest in return for establishing a 134,000-acre wilderness area, a forestry industry representative said Tuesday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Border Patrol Agent Christian Sanchez, who created a national stir by criticizing the agency that employs him, is still waiting on his… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 32-year-old man who grew up on the North Olympic Peninsula has been charged in a drug-related string of 18 burglaries, thefts… Continue reading
SEATTLE — A closed-door meeting of Western Washington congressional staffers and a top regional U.S. Border Patrol official over the “mission” of the agency’s beefed-up… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Skepticism greeted Rayonier Inc. representatives at Tuesday morning’s Port Angeles Business Association breakfast meeting — even as they assured the packed audience… Continue reading
It won't take many people to tear down two dams. The total number of workers toiling at the dams, including subcontractors, “could approach 40,” said… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE — See video animation of how the two dams will be demolished — http://tinyurl.com/elwhavideo. Watch on your home computer (via six webcams) as… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — How will the removal of Elwha and Glines Canyon dams benefit those living on the North Olympic Peninsula economically? Incrementally — but… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The U.S. Border Patrol's “mission” on the North Olympic Peninsula will be the topic of a closed-door meeting in Seattle on Wednesday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — They were seven miles removed from the speeches, prayers and performances by bureaucrats, politicians, Lower Elwha Klallam tribal members and musicians that… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A South Korean national arrested by the U.S. Border Patrol at the Port Angeles Farmers Market on Sept. 3 was apprehended “after… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A ranger killed a mountain goat that had followed campers and refused to leave a campsite earlier this week. The goat,… Continue reading
