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Legendary Boxer Jack Johnson Gets Pardon, 105 Years After Baseless Conviction
The black world heavyweight champion was convicted of a crime in 1913 for traveling with a white girlfriend. President Trump issued a rare posthumous pardon after an appeal from Sylvester Stallone.
This Gourd Is An Instrument Of Love - Find Out Why
Ah, June. Wedding season for so many, when even musical instruments can declare their loving intentions. 'D’amore': Italian, meaning 'of love.' And what does 'love' mean? Sympathetic vibrations, a soft, comforting voice, a whisper into the mysterious dark of the ancient, natural world. Welcome to the instruments d’amore: viola, oboe, and…yerbomatófono?
Coastal Erosion Gnaws At One Of Northwest's Most Popular State Parks
Coastal erosion is chewing away at one of the Northwest's most popular recreation areas. It's threatening the main campground and other amenities at Cape Disappointment State Park, which has the second most camper visits in the Washington State Park system.
Sloths Seized In Olympia From Oregon-Based Center Turning Into Courtroom Saga
The Olympia city prosecutor's office confirmed to public radio Thursday that it will file animal neglect charges in the next day or two against the owner of an Oregon-based sloth sanctuary.
Largest Farmworker Complex In State Opens In Yakima As Concerns Of Housing Shortages Echo
Yakima will soon be home to the largest farmworker housing complex in Washington. The revamped FairBridge hotel officially opened Friday, June 1, and the first guest workers will be housed there beginning June 11th.
Gas-Guzzling Cities, State Blow Past Deadline For Electric Vehicles In Washington
Washington state’s electric vehicle law is being widely ignored, according to a new report. June 1 was the deadline set by a decade-old law that requires vehicles in government fleets to run on electricity or biofuel. But just two percent of the state's motor pool is electric now, and many cities and counties have no electric vehicles at all.
Washington And Oregon Solar Projects Face Legal Hurdles From Farmland Projection Groups
1:00Two projects that would convert cropland in Oregon and Washington into large solar farms are hitting new bumps. Last week the Oregon Court of Appeals issued a ruling that blocks a planned 80-acre solar project on farmland outside Medford in southern Oregon.
Colorado Wedding Cake Case Could Impact Washington’s Arlene's Flowers
FacebookGoogle+TwitterEmailA Colorado case before the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday could have major implications for a similar case in Washington state.…
As Okanogan River Recedes, Memories Of Past Floods Remain
The Okanogan River has receded from its emergency flood stage seen for several weeks in May. Left behind are the memories and high-water marks of floods and natural disasters past.
Bill Clinton Says He Doesn't Owe Monica Lewinsky An Apology
The former U.S. president says he has apologized "to everybody in the world," but has not talked to Lewinsky directly about his affair with the then-White House intern.
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