Nation/World
Trump may strip protections from 10 national monuments
But the impact on the West overall would be dramatic.
News
Liberty Bay shellfish beds open for first time in decades
The 760 acres of commercial shellfish beds were shuttered 26 years ago due to increasing pollution.
Nation/World
Facebook is said to tell Mueller more on Russia ad spending
Facebook said it is cooperating with investigators and declined to comment further.
Northwest News
Tribes might push their own carbon tax initiative in 2018
“We are running out of time”
News
Lawmakers grant themselves extra secrecy, media suit claims
AP, Sound Publishing and other news outlets are suing the Legislature over state open-records law.
News
Potash project open house Thursday well attended
Australia based company looking to build a potash storage and shipping facility at the Port
News
Benefits of Main Street designation for Aberdeen topic of Tuesday forum
Aberdeen Revitalization Movement will host meeting at D&R Events Center at 6 p.m.
News
Cortese’s Italian Restaurant still finding its way with new management, staff
Fawn Sharp, Quinault Nation President, is now the sole owner of the South I Street eatery
News
Aberdeen Council brings back garage sale proposal; final reading, public comment Sept. 26
Bill amended to raise proposed limit from two to four annually; current law sets limit at 10
News
Bears, bobcats and more: WDFW timeline shows scope of poaching
More details on massive poaching operation uncovered in Southwest Washington.
News
Construction woes at E. Pioneer likely to carry over into 2018
Rainy season could put project on hold until April 2018
Nation/World
Western states try to tame homegrown marijuana
Regulators in Oregon, Washington and Colorado are trying to tame what has proven to be an unruly crop…