Local
Pac NW lichens are going missing. Scientists want to know why
Those strange, sometimes otherworldly organisms called lichens can be found throughout the Pacific Northwest. Though few people know…
Local
Forest visions clash over Freedom sale
NASELLE — In late March, the Washington Department of Natural Resources put the Freedom timber sale up for…
National
On heels of Chevron decision, Supreme Court vacates rulings
Days after nullifying the Chevron deference, the U.S. Supreme Court vacated judgments in nine cases July 2 and…
Business
Bringing back the bees: ‘Farmer Deb’ Howard helps Willapa Bay Heritage Farm sprout through organic, sustainable methods
LONG BEACH — As farms become fewer and interest from new generations wanes, one blossoming farm along Willapa…
Local
Northwest summer outlook cools off
The National Weather Service has changed its summer outlook for the Pacific Northwest and predicts most of Washington…
Northwest
Lawsuit revived over alleged oyster impacts from Tillamook dairies
An oyster company can revive its lawsuit over pollution rules in Oregon’s Tillamook Bay after the state Court…
Business
Fish on! Gear-up surges for prime seasons
ILWACO — Local ports and charter offices are brimming with optimism as commercial and sport anglers gear up…
Local
Cascadia Subduction Zone, one of Earth’s top hazards, comes into sharper focus
Off the coasts of southern British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and northern California lies a 600 mile-long strip where…
Local
Agencies wrap up response to coastal tar balls
LONG BEACH — Three weeks after oil coated and killed several birds on the south Washington and north…
Local
Little known climate phenomenon is gaining attention … and causing problems
In June and July of 2021, a large, immovable “dome” of hot, high-pressure air enveloped the Pacific Northwest,…
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