Wine and waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge
Apr 18, 2018
Waterfalls and wine in the Columbia River Gorge _ and what you need to know about last year's wildfire
Trump administration defends Obama's Atlantic monument
Apr 18, 2018
The federal government wants to judge to toss a lawsuit from fishermen trying to eliminate former President Barack Obama's Atlantic Ocean monument
Pearl Jam aims to tap into youth movement with Montana show
Apr 17, 2018
Pearl Jam's brief North American tour this summer will include a stop in tiny Missoula, Montana, the part-time home of bassist Jeff Ament
Senator wants info on EPA chief's multiple email accounts
Apr 17, 2018
The Republican chairman of a Senate committee is pressing Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt over his use of multiple government email addresses
Poet-publisher-activist Sam Hamill dies at age 74
Apr 17, 2018
Sam Hamill, a poet and translator and the founding editor of an independent publishing company in Washington state, has died
Body ID'd as girl in SUV that went over California cliff
Apr 17, 2018
Officials have confirmed that a body pulled from the Pacific Ocean last week was another child from a family killed when their SUV plunged over a California cliff
Forecasters warn of rare, life-threatening wildfire weather
Apr 17, 2018
Forecasters are warning of dangerous, life-threatening wildfire conditions in parts of the Southwest and Southern Plains on Tuesday as firefighters in rural Oklahoma continue battling blazes that have killed two people so far
Michigan official: Tugboat damaged Great Lakes pipelines
Apr 17, 2018
Michigan's attorney general says a tugboat dragged its anchor as it passed through the waterway connecting Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, causing recent damage to underwater oil and electrical lines
Chicago, surfers criticize US Steel spills settlement
Apr 17, 2018
Chicago and some Great Lakes surfers say a federal settlement inadequately punishes U.S. Steel for chemical spills into Lake Michigan
Bat key to tequila trade gets off US endangered species list
Apr 17, 2018
Wildlife managers in the American Southwest say a once-rare bat important to the pollination of plants used to produce tequila has made a comeback and is being removed from the U.S. endangered species list
