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Onlookers in the park watched as a minivan with two masked men pull up and one man jumped out, grabbed a toddler and took off.

Fire chief Ken Dubuc tells KONP neighbors reported the occupants of the house left about 15 minutes before smoke was seen.

Several hundred eager school kids, students at nearby Franklin Elementary school, were the first people to cross the new Lauridsen Boulevard bridge.

Community volunteers add a certain kind of value to any project or program they work on or assist with.

Port Angeles) -- For the second time in two weeks, the Clallam County Courthouse has been evacuated due to a bomb threat.

Spokane Police Major Crimes detectives have made another arrest in connection to the murder of Doug Carlile on December 15, 2013.

A northern Idaho man has pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of an acquaintance at a trailer park.

The spring migration of gray whales is underway as more than 20,000 swim from their breeding waters off Baja, Mexico, to rich feeding grounds in Alaska's Bering Sea.

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The sport salmon seasons were decided Wednesday, and opportunities will be very similar to last year along with some positive changes for coastal fisheries.

PORT ANGELES) - The price for a gallon of gasoline is up for the state of Washington.

A 7-ton concrete sculpture made to recall a whale vertebra will be moved and planted not far from its current home near Valley Creek estuary in the coming weeks.

After a lengthy public hearing, Clallam County commissioners have not yet made a decision on a controversial measure dealing with garbage.

For over half a century, the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society has been headquartered in a dark and dreary place on the west side of Port Angeles; not a cheery place for animals or humans.

Usually when a weather story is in the top stack of our website, it's because there is impending meteorological mayhem, be it 4 inches of snow, a windstorm, flooding, or maybe some rare rumbles of thunder.

Here's a great way to start the paddling season: head to the Port Angeles Kayak and Film Festival, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.

The inability of Nippon Paper Industries USA to start up its upgraded cogeneration plant has made it impossible for the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency to take advantage of equipment installed to assess the plant's boiler emissions from burning biomass, the state monitoring agency says.

Three writers will get together for "Memoir as Story," a free reading and discussion at Wine on the Waterfront, the venue inside The Landing mall at 115 E. Railroad Ave., this Tuesday night.

A helping of Southern gospel music will be served up in this far Northwest corner as the Blackwood Legacy Quartet arrives at First Christian Church, 2606 S. Race St., this Tuesday night.

Jill Johnson, winner of Storytelling World's 2014 competition, is the featured teller in Tuesday night's Story Swap at the Port Angeles Library, 2210 S. Peabody St. In the free swap at 7 p.m., Johnson will offer a small slice of her award-winning one-woman show, "Rebecca - the story of Rebecca Ebey," and then share folk tales from countries where ... (more)