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To avoid being found by pods of orcas, some baleen whales sing like baritones.

Republican-led policy directives could rewrite forest policies that affect public lands in Oregon and the rest of the West.

Some officials worried this could be the ‘poison pill that stops the bridge.’

Manufactured home parks have undergone a national trend in recent years, shifting from the hands of small landlords to real estate investors. Residents say they’re being priced out.

Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, said at least 880 federal employees at the weather and research agency face job cuts.

Three southwest Washington cities will soon decide whether health concerns about adding fluoride to their city drinking water outweigh the oral health benefits.

While there is political agreement that the bridge is a source of congestion, the replacement program has critics as well as champions, and its future is not certain.

Amazon’s push for small modular nuclear reactors is just the latest development in a decades-long fight over nuclear energy.

The Ashland Daily Tidings website reemerged with eight new reporters after ceasing operation in 2023. But in reality, none of the reporters were who they claimed to be.

The new data paint a picture that shows progress as well as ongoing challenges in addressing homelessness in Southwest Washington’s largest city.