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Wildfire
Name released of pilot killed in tanker plane crash near Emmett wildfire
Wildfire
'Super-massive' cloud of wildfire smoke causing unhealthy air in Washington
Smoke from fires burning in California and Oregon is hanging off the coast and affecting air quality in Washington state.
Nation World
2020 disasters will seem like good old days, climate scientists warn
What's happening now is just what climate scientists anticipated 10 or 20 years ago and they say it's going to get worse.
Environment
J-Pod orca Tahlequah gives birth to new calf
Tahlequah gained national attention for carrying her dead calf for more than 1,000 miles for at least 17 days back in 2018. Her new calf, J57, was spotted Saturday.
Environment
WDFW asking for public input on managing grazing on department lands
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife said they must receive comments by 5 p.m. on Sept. 24.
Local News
Cougar killed after attacking dog, biting person in Pend Oreille County
The cougar bit a person on the leg who intervened in an attack between the animal and a dog, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife said.
Environment
Those spiders in your house are looking for love in the Northwest
The males become sexually mature and have just one purpose in life: cruising for love.
Environment
Washington fire officials say new satellites are 'game-changer' for fighting wildfires
The new generation of satellites can detect lightning strikes in real-time, helping to pinpoint fires before they grow.
Animals
Wolverines return to Mount Rainier National Park after 100-year absence
Scientists have discovered the first reproductive female wolverine and her two offspring in Mount Rainier National Park in over 100 years.
Local News
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus reported in two eastern Washington counties
Four mosquito samples have tested positive in Benton County this year, with another three in Yakima County.
Environment
Surge in visitors to Riverside State Park during pandemic poses problems
Visits to Riverside State Park are up to 45 to 60% compared to August 2019, according to Washington State Parks and Recreation.
Environment
Washington kills last 2 members of wolf pack preying on cattle
WDFW investigators say wolves in the Wedge pack in Stevens County were responsible for 16 livestock depredations over several months.
Wildfire
'Super-massive' cloud of wildfire smoke causing unhealthy air in Washington
Smoke from fires burning in California and Oregon is hanging off the coast and affecting air quality in Washington state.
Nation World
2020 disasters will seem like good old days, climate scientists warn
What's happening now is just what climate scientists anticipated 10 or 20 years ago and they say it's going to get worse.
Environment
J-Pod orca Tahlequah gives birth to new calf
Tahlequah gained national attention for carrying her dead calf for more than 1,000 miles for at least 17 days back in 2018. Her new calf, J57, was spotted Saturday.
Environment
WDFW asking for public input on managing grazing on department lands
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife said they must receive comments by 5 p.m. on Sept. 24.
Local News
Cougar killed after attacking dog, biting person in Pend Oreille County
The cougar bit a person on the leg who intervened in an attack between the animal and a dog, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife said.
Environment
Those spiders in your house are looking for love in the Northwest
The males become sexually mature and have just one purpose in life: cruising for love.
Environment
Washington fire officials say new satellites are 'game-changer' for fighting wildfires
The new generation of satellites can detect lightning strikes in real-time, helping to pinpoint fires before they grow.
Animals
Wolverines return to Mount Rainier National Park after 100-year absence
Scientists have discovered the first reproductive female wolverine and her two offspring in Mount Rainier National Park in over 100 years.
Local News
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus reported in two eastern Washington counties
Four mosquito samples have tested positive in Benton County this year, with another three in Yakima County.
Environment
Surge in visitors to Riverside State Park during pandemic poses problems
Visits to Riverside State Park are up to 45 to 60% compared to August 2019, according to Washington State Parks and Recreation.
Environment
Washington kills last 2 members of wolf pack preying on cattle
WDFW investigators say wolves in the Wedge pack in Stevens County were responsible for 16 livestock depredations over several months.
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