Feliks Banel

Things took a deadly turn for the young settlement of Port Angeles, Washington on Wednesday, December 16, 1863.

We look back more than 150 years to see how newspapers in then-Washington Territory reported and opined on the impeachment of President Andrew Johnson.

On the Columbia River not far from Lake Chelan, there was once a natural feature and navigation hazard known as the Methow Rapids.

Kirkland has changed a lot since the Seahawks’ original headquarters and practice facility opened in 1976 at what’s now Carillon Point.

Unsuspecting motorists crossing Blewett Pass on US Highway 97 are treading ground on a now-forgotten place-naming controversy dating to the 1950s.

A 1947 wreck inspired a unique salmon salvage effort, and a search is now underway for some specific artifacts in time for a new exhibit in 2020.

KIRO Radio listeners heard the good news first almost three weeks ago, and now the Bon Marché star at 4th Avenue and Pine Street downtown is indeed back

The history of Western Washington's Military Roads goes way back to the 1850s, when future Confederate President Jefferson Davis was Secretary of War

Lewis and Clark were forced to contend with serious wind and rain across the Northwest 200 years ago this November.

There’s an earthquake in the Puget Sound region from 1939 that perhaps a few can still recall, or maybe remember their parents or grandparents talking about.