Local News

Reduction in bail denied for bulldozer rampage suspect

May 17th, 5pm (Port Angeles) -- A request for reduction of bail was denied Friday morning for accused bulldozer rampager Barry Swegle.   Read More...

Change ups on last day of local election filing

May 17th, 5pm (Port Angeles) -- A couple of new candidates filed on the last day of filing for local elected offices.   Read More...

Candle Light vigil for Maceo Niehaus

May 17th, 9am There will be a Candle light Vigil for Maceo Niehaus on Fri., May 17th at Ediz Hook   Read More...

Not guilty plea in bulldozer rampage

May 16th, 5am (Port Angeles) -- A Port Angeles man has plead not guilty in a bulldozer rampage.   Read More...

Port Angeles-based, mold-snifing dog dies

May 16th, 5am (Port Angeles) -- A unique dog specially trained for sniffing out mold and lived in Port Angeles, has died.   Read More...

Community Events

Storm King Soccer Club Announces Tryouts For 2013 Season

Storm King Soccer Club will be holding tryouts for its 2013 youth soccer teams, which will begin practice during the summer, and which will play in a competitive traveling league this fall.   Read More...

Disabled Adults from Mosaic Perform Play

Mosaic, an organization that educates, empowers and enriches the lives of adults with developmental disabilities is hosting the play "What Happened in Atlantic City, Wyoming?"   Read More...

North Olympic Land Trust Hosts Salmon Recovery Update, Meeting & Tour

Join us at the Fairview Grange May 18th at 10 a.m. for a report on local Salmon recovery efforts, focusing on Siebert Creek.   Read More...

The Clallam County Genealogical Society Hosting Seminar

The Clallam County Genealogical Society will be hosting an all-day seminar Saturday, May 18th.   Read More...

Museum & Arts Center Unveils Vietnam Vets Exhibit

The Museum & Arts Center in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley (MAC) will hold a free public reception to unveil a new Vietnam veterans history exhibit at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18   Read More...

Northwest News

• Federal Way girl rewarded for dodging dangerous stranger
• Woman rescued from Wash. bay, man missing
• Man gets 26 years in Wash. courthouse attack
• Hanford national park bill advances in US Senate
• Driver who hit Yakima boys sentenced to prison
• Body found in abandoned Yakima house was homicide
• LGBT students get $600,000 in scholarships from 2 groups
• Mayor: Deal to sell Kings has been signed

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National News

• North Texas Hit by 16 Tornadoes; More Expected for Midwest
• Pat Robertson Tells Wife of Cheater, ‘He’s a Man’
• NYC Residents Enraged over Photos They Claim Violate Privacy
• Phony Tombstones Used in Houston as Scarecrow for Vagrants
• Idaho Terror Suspect Enters Not Guilty Plea
• Bulldozer Rampage 911 Call: ‘He’s Smashing My House Plum to Pieces’
• Chechen in Boston Investigation Denies Link to Bombing
• Cyanide Poisoned Doctor's Husband a Person of Interest, Lawyer Says

World News

• Syrian ‘Cannibal’ Says He Will Stand Trial if Assad Does
• Russia Urges Iran to Attend Syria Peace Summit
• New Round of Deadly Bombings in Iraq Fuels Response from PM
• Jewelry Heist at Cannes Straight Out of Hollywood
• Four Possible Anonymous Hackers Arrested in Italy
• Talk to the Hand: Japanese Researchers Reimagine Smart Phone
• Russia Unmasks CIA Station Chief in Moscow
• Dempsey and Hagel Call Russian Missiles to Syria 'Ill-Timed,' 'Unfortunate'

Political News

• President Obama's Weekly Address: Building a Thriving Middle Class
• GOP Weekly Address: Rep. Andy Harris Argues for Obamacare Repeal
• Watergate Hearings Televised 40 Years Ago
• Leader of Targeted Tea Party Group 'Pissed Off' by IRS Questioning
• Obama Wishes He Could Go "Bulworth"
• Members of Congress Want Answers from Google
• IRS Scandal: Steven Miller Grilled at House Hearing
• IRS Planted Question About Tax Exempt Groups