News

Homicide investigation under way after body is found near Capitol Lake

By Rolf Boone

News

Pacific County State Patrol pursuit ends in 3-car crash

A State Patrol pursuit across Pacific County ended in a three-car crash and the arrest of a 49-year-old…

Business

‘Alarming’ testimony from Boeing CEO on 737 Max worries American Airlines flight attendants and pilots

By Kyle Arnold

Business

McDonald’s CEO steps down after relationship with employee

CHICAGO — McDonald’s has booted CEO Steve Easterbrook after its board determined a consensual relationship he had with…

Jeff Koterba | Omaha World Herald

Opinion

Jeff Koterba | Omaha World Herald

Signs of the Times

Opinion

“To impeach a President is an awesome responsibility”

By Martin Schram

Opinion

Commentary: Has providence anointed Donald Trump to end our endless wars?

By Andrew Bacevich

Northwest News

EPA proposes eased regulations on coal-ash pollution

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Environmental Protection Agency on Monday proposed to make it easier for power companies to…

Nation/World

California wildfires are mostly under control, but fire risk remains high

LOS ANGELES — The California wildfires that scorched thousands of acres and prompted mass evacuations across the state…

Visitors photograph Snoqualmie Falls, a 270-foot-high waterfall east of Seattle where tribal leaders announced a deal on Friday to block development of the surrounding land, considered sacred by the tribe. (Richard Read/Los Angeles Times)

Northwest News

Tribe saves Snoqualmie Falls land, held sacred, from development

SNOQUALMIE — For years, Native Americans who revere a towering waterfall in the misty hills east of Seattle…

Life

Mom-to-be tires of cleaning solo in a house full of slobs

I am 7 1/2 months pregnant

Who is Jacob Hollister? Seahawks’ unlikely hero makes name known with winning catch in OT

Sports

Who is Jacob Hollister? Seahawks’ unlikely hero makes name known with winning catch in OT

By Ryan Divish

Nation/World

Nancy Pelosi is worried 2020 candidates are on wrong track

By Sahil Kapur