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Feds plan to open 32M acres of public land for solar development across 11 western states
Federal land managers Thursday released an updated roadmap for solar energy development across 11 western states, a plan that opens about 32 million acres of federal lands to utility-scale solar development. The proposal released by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, known as the Western Solar Plan, updates a decade-old plan that identifies areas with […]
'Heat took my father's life': Woman speaks out on the dangers of extreme heat
NIMROD, Ore. — With the rising temperatures, heat-related deaths are continuing to climb around the nation and here in Oregon, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Oregon State Medical Examiner says there were at least 17 reported heat-related deaths in Oregon during the heatwave earlier...
Oregon experiment with legalizing hard drugs comes to an end
Oregon was the first state to vote entirely by mail, the first state to offer over-the-counter birth control, and the first state to legalize physician-assisted suicide. Three years ago, Oregon embarked on another first-in-the-nation feat: Passing a policy to decriminalize hard drugs in an attempt to focus on treatment over punishment to help turn the […]
Feds detain stranded Ecuador crew after failed tow of retired WA ferries
SEATTLE - South American mariners tasked with transporting two retired Washington ferries to Ecuador for scrapping have been detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) after the tow attempt failed. According to Washington State Ferries (WSF) spokesperson Dana Warr, the crew was hired by the purchaser of the decommissioned...
[Time Lapse Video] Northern Lights Seen in Washington Wednesday
Last Wednesday night, sky watchers just north of Seattle were treated to an unexpected celestial spectacle of the northern lights. Northern Lights Dazzle North of Seattle: A Stunning Aurora Display. Last Wednesday night, sky watchers just north of Seattle were treated to a breathtaking and surprising display of the northern...
Two injured in car accident on North Country Homes Boulevard
SPOKANE, Wash. — Two people were injured after a car struck them while they were attempting to repair their broken-down car. According to a spokesperson from the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the incident occurred on North Country Homes Boulevard. As the two people were working on their car, another car traveling northbound crashed with them and their car.
Intel Stock Freefall Leads To News Of Cancelled Projects And Future Concerns Of AI And Robotics
Today, Bloomberg News announced that its sources indicate that Intel Corp is considering canceling some big projects to deal with its worst financial period in 56 years. Following the bleak economic news and the worst share decline in 40 years, the company is meeting with its investment bankers to discuss the next steps in its battle for survival. Splitting off or listing for sale its Foundry business seems to be a reality. That may not hurt the Hillsboro, Oregon economy, but the company’s free fall has to stop before we can stabilize the situation here.
Hillsboro man arrested for human trafficking
HILLSBORO Ore. (KPTV) - A man in Hillsboro was arrested for human trafficking and involuntary servitude after a long investigation, the Hillsboro Police Department (HPD) said. On Tuesday, Jack P. Hauser was arrested after police said he acted as a caretaker for a 26-year-old man with developmental disabilities and forced the man to work for days.
High visibility patrols will target impaired drivers in King County this Labor Day weekend
In a bid to enhance roadway safety, the King County Target Zero Traffic Safety Coalition announced that it will be conducting High Visibility Enforcement (HVE) patrols throughout this Labor Day weekend. These patrols are focused on identifying and removing impaired drivers from the roads as part of the ongoing “100...
Exciting: AAA Celebrating 120 Year Birthday in Washington
AAA Washington turns 120 this year and is celebrating its anniversary in major ways! As a thank-you to its 1.2 million members, AAA Washington is expanding current memberships some new benefits at NO additioal cost. AAA Washington was founded 120 years ago by a group of Washingtonians obsessed with making...
If your rent’s “too damn high”, Maybe this will help…. Maybe.
I have touched on this topic before, and you know how I feel about it. “The rent is too damn high”. That is anyone trying to rent a property in Washington state knows that rates have skyrocketed and to me, it just seems criminal. Well, now we might...
WA Forest Service Encouraging You to EAT this Invasive Species
Invasive species seem to be becoming more and more part of our regular news. They have some invasive species out on the east coast and parts of New York where officials basically just tell you to kill them on site like the Spotted Lantern Bugs from Pittsburgh. News of this...
Plan Finalized to Kill Thousands of Owls Around the Northwest
The federal government will move ahead with plans to kill tens of thousands of barred owls in Washington, Oregon, and California to protect threatened spotted owls. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a decision on Wednesday to adopt a controversial barred owl management strategy that calls for lethal removal of the birds by shooting them with shotguns and, in some cases, capturing and euthanizing them.
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