It’s spring again, and that means it’s time to be on the lookout for mysterious blue blobs scattered across Pacific Northwest beaches. From California to British Columbia, the electric-blue, jellyfish ...

Poor dogs. Man’s best friend gets blamed for a lot these days. This time, they are getting blamed for what one might regard as “nervous bird syndrome” for chasing our ...

In this episode, host Zach Urness talks about Oregon's wildflower hotspots and the best times to see them with expert Greg Lief.

A new study published in the journal Fisheries shows how a salmon-focused ecosystem protection strategy in the North Pacific ...

A high-pitched, staccato whistle rang out across the shore. To Bruce Beehler’s teenage ears, the sound was unfamiliar. It was 1969, and he stood with his mom along the rocky coast of Maine visiting a ...

From the Olympic Peninsula to Vancouver Island, an unseen war is unfolding beneath the surface; cargo ships, oil drills, and ...

Tyson Beukeboom of Canada holds the Pacific Four Series Trophy aloft as she celebrates with teammates after defeating the New Zealand Black Ferns during the Pacific Four Series rugby match in ...

On Saturday of MLB’s opening weekend, the Yankees introduced the world to torpedo bats. By Monday, Louisville Slugger was getting retail calls about the game’s hottest bat.

SEATTLE (KIVI) — On April 1, the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy Jr., ordered the closure of the Head Start office for Region 10 in Seattle, which covers Idaho ...

Starting at 7 p.m. April 3, the group will be screening the 90-minute PBS documentary “Flyways,” about the migration of shorebirds and the conservation efforts to support them. In the film ...

Erika Adams is the deputy editor of Eater Northeast, covering restaurant news and dining trends in Boston, Philadelphia, D.C., and New York. She has worked for Eater for five years in roles across the ...

Of all the films to stage, Alfred Hitchcock’s 1959 thriller North by Northwest – with its set pieces featuring trains, planes, automobiles, and Mouth Rushmore – is not a screechingly obvious ...