Did you feel it? Early morning 3.4 earthquake strikes Auburn
AUBURN, Wash. — According to the Washington Emergency Management Division, a 3.4 earthquake struck in Auburn. Hey Pierce & ...
Mayor of Eastern WA city with thousands of fed-paid workers catches heat for DOGE support
Democrats have criticized Trump’s austerity measures, especially with Musk — the Tesla and SpaceX CEO, and world’s richest man — at the helm. The New York Times reports an analysis shows the list of ...
UFC Fight Night 252 predictions: Is Cejudo or Song the better man in Seattle?
Records: Cejudo (16-4 MMA, 10-4 UFC), Yadong (21-8-1 MMA, 10-3-1 UFC) Past five: Cejudo 3-2, Yadong 3-2 Division: ...
3.4 magnitude earthquake strikes western Washington
SEATTLE — A magnitude 3.4 earthquake struck near Auburn Saturday morning with reports of it being felt in Tacoma and Seattle.
The Olympian4h
What’s happening this week around Thurston County
Native Plant Sale & Festival: The Thurston Conservation District’s 2025 Native Plant Festival & Sale will be from 10 a.m. to ...
Jefferson Public Radio4h
Dams, power lines and statistics: What the Bonneville Power Administration is and does
Eighty-eight years after its creation by an act of Congress, Bonneville Power is widely viewed as both an engine of ...
Portland weekend weather: Rainy, windy and warm
It’s going to be a wet weekend in the Portland area.
Microsoft’s quantum breakthrough; WA state targets Uber, Lyft; GeekWire 200; Bezos and Bond
This week on the GeekWire Podcast, we discuss Microsoft's quantum breakthrough; a Washington state bill to regulate Uber and Lyft surge pricing and driver ...
Small earthquake shakes Western Washington areas
A 3.4 magnitude earthquake southwest of Maple Valley shook several areas in Western Washington early Saturday.
CW39 NewsFix8h
Sick of winter? Texas spring weather predictions released by NOAA
If you’re one of the millions of Americans thawing out after a week of Arctic air and deep freezes, spring weather and ...
The Columbian9h
Check It Out: Bloom where you’re planted
With any luck, we’ve moved from the snowy part of winter to the rainy part, and spring is on the horizon. The Pacific Northwest boasts some glorious gardens, many of which are just a short drive away.