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Federal, state response to contaminated wildlife and tar balls continues
SEATTLE — Federal agencies along with Washington and Oregon state agencies continued responding Wednesday, May 22, to a…
Local
Climatologists expect La Niña to return before summer ends
The surface of the Pacific Ocean along the equator is cooling and likely will continue to cool, triggering…
Local
Deceased whale washes up in Seaview
SEAVIEW — A deceased 40-foot gray whale washed ashore near the Seaview beach approach last week, first reported…
Local
Artificial intelligence enhances monitoring of threatened marbled murrelet
CORVALLIS — Artificial intelligence analysis of data gathered by acoustic recording devices is a promising new tool for…
Local
New beach grass hybrid running wild
Over a century ago, settlers irreversibly altered the Pacific Coast’s natural shape with the introduction of two nonnative…
National
FDA: Bird flu virus fragments found in pasteurized milk; supply remains safe
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration last week reported that it has found highly pathogenic avian influenza fragments…
Local
Passion for search and rescue: Coast Guard certifies Brian Fuller as latest surfman
ILWACO — Breaking 18-foot Benson Beach swells crashed over the bow of the 47-foot Coast Guard motor lifeboat…
Local
Climate change flying too fast for migrating birds
At a glance, the male western tanager looks like a little flame, its ruby head blending seamlessly into…
Local
Chinook man seeks payout for botched conviction
When Oregon lawmakers passed Senate Bill 1584 in 2022, they sought to give people who had been wrongfully…
Local
Broken buoys bother boaters: Weather info lacking
ILWACO — On the first day of commercial Dungeness crab season, Kelsey Cutting began his morning the way…
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