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Heavy snow pummels Snoqualmie and Stevens passes
News
WATCH: Entomologist from "Attack of the Murder Hornets" talks new documentary
Sven Spichiger from Washington State Department of Agriculture says the Wash. state murder hornets appear to be more docile than in other parts of the world.
Environment
Reports of sick birds continue in Washington after call to remove feeders
Salmonellosis, a fatal bird disease caused by the salmonella bacteria, is killing birds in Washington state.
Weather
Snoqualmie Pass has largest snowpack in a decade, WSDOT says
A significant amount of snow has fallen in the Olympics and Cascades this season.
Environment
'Attack of the Murder Hornets' documentary shows Washington's hunt for the invasive species
The documentary "Attack of the Murder Hornets" is available on Discovery+. It shows the work of scientists to find and eradicate the invasive Asian giant hornets.
Investigations
Seattle’s Skagit River dams hurt salmon, orcas and Native American culture, agencies say
A new KING 5 investigation "Skagit, River of Light and Loss" reveals cost-effective electricity generated for the city of Seattle comes at a price.
Nation World
US needs to brace itself for future deadly storms, experts say
The winter storms hitting Texas and other parts of the country? Experts say Americans had better get used to it and get better at dealing with it.
Environment
Hummingbird feeders should also be removed to prevent bird disease
State fish and wildlife officials are very confident the hummingbirds will be able to survive without human intervention, even through a cold snap like this.
Environment
Remove bird feeders in Washington to prevent spread of disease, officials say
Washington state officials are asking people to remove bird feeders and baths - anywhere birds congregate - to slow the spread of an often-fatal bacteria.
News
Environmental advocates see Biden's executive orders addressing climate change as hope
On Jan. 20, President Biden signed executive orders to reduce fossil fuel usage and greenhouse gas emissions, reversing course from the Trump administration.
Nation World
Biden's climate plan could have big impacts on energy, auto industries
Experts say President Biden’s actions could help the nation achieve ambitious climate goals. Some worry it could hurt companies struggling in the pandemic.
Local News
Deb Abrahamson, environmental activist on Spokane Reservation, dies at 66
The Spokane Tribe blames mining pollution and uranium contamination for the cancer that ultimately took Abrahamson's life.
News
WATCH: Entomologist from "Attack of the Murder Hornets" talks new documentary
Sven Spichiger from Washington State Department of Agriculture says the Wash. state murder hornets appear to be more docile than in other parts of the world.
Environment
Reports of sick birds continue in Washington after call to remove feeders
Salmonellosis, a fatal bird disease caused by the salmonella bacteria, is killing birds in Washington state.
Weather
Snoqualmie Pass has largest snowpack in a decade, WSDOT says
A significant amount of snow has fallen in the Olympics and Cascades this season.
Environment
'Attack of the Murder Hornets' documentary shows Washington's hunt for the invasive species
The documentary "Attack of the Murder Hornets" is available on Discovery+. It shows the work of scientists to find and eradicate the invasive Asian giant hornets.
Investigations
Seattle’s Skagit River dams hurt salmon, orcas and Native American culture, agencies say
A new KING 5 investigation "Skagit, River of Light and Loss" reveals cost-effective electricity generated for the city of Seattle comes at a price.
Nation World
US needs to brace itself for future deadly storms, experts say
The winter storms hitting Texas and other parts of the country? Experts say Americans had better get used to it and get better at dealing with it.
Environment
Hummingbird feeders should also be removed to prevent bird disease
State fish and wildlife officials are very confident the hummingbirds will be able to survive without human intervention, even through a cold snap like this.
Environment
Remove bird feeders in Washington to prevent spread of disease, officials say
Washington state officials are asking people to remove bird feeders and baths - anywhere birds congregate - to slow the spread of an often-fatal bacteria.
News
Environmental advocates see Biden's executive orders addressing climate change as hope
On Jan. 20, President Biden signed executive orders to reduce fossil fuel usage and greenhouse gas emissions, reversing course from the Trump administration.
Nation World
Biden's climate plan could have big impacts on energy, auto industries
Experts say President Biden’s actions could help the nation achieve ambitious climate goals. Some worry it could hurt companies struggling in the pandemic.
Local News
Deb Abrahamson, environmental activist on Spokane Reservation, dies at 66
The Spokane Tribe blames mining pollution and uranium contamination for the cancer that ultimately took Abrahamson's life.
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