Feliks Banel

Point Roberts is a small, yet distinctive part of Washington by the Canadian border. It’s part of the U.S., but isn’t connected by land to the Lower 48.

Guy Reed Ramsey documented the history of every post office established in the Evergreen State, publishing a series of books called "Postmarked Washington."

2025 – just a few short years from now -- will mark the bicentennial of the original dedication of Fort Vancouver by the Hudson’s Bay Company.

Nearly 60 years ago, the FBI tried to decipher the reputedly obscene lyrics of "Louie, Louie." Twenty years later, it was almost Washington’s state song.

AG Bob Ferguson’s office is now suing three federal agencies involved in the secret decision to close and sell Seattle's National Archives facility.

On Tuesday, Aug. 14, 1945, word came that Japan had accepted Allied terms for unconditional surrender. "V-J Day" was official. World War II was over.

"Seattle’s Black Victorians" is a book published in 1980 that reveals the mostly forgotten stories of Black Seattleites in the late 19th century.

There are 39 counties in Washington, and each county has a county seat -- or the town where official county business takes place.

Trolleys and street cars have a long relationship with Seattle. It was 80 years ago this week when the Yesler Cable Car ended its final run after 52 years.

Pat O’Day passed away Tuesday at his San Juan Island home. O’Day is best known for his work as radio deejay on station KJR in Seattle in the 1960s.