The Wilkes Expedition changed the Northwest in 1841, but the only place the explorers left evidence of their travels was miles away, on top of a volcano.
The Oxmobile was a remarkable artifact of a remarkable Washingtonian, and it went to a museum created by Henry Ford in the 1930s. But now it's missing.
Skagit City was described in 1906 as the 鈥渢he oldest settlement and business point on the Skagit River.鈥 Now, there's little left of the once-proud town.
What became of the high school senior whose now-iconic license plate design featuring a blue silhouette of Mount Rainier beat out nearly 1,400 hundred other artists?
In the middle of World War II 鈥 77 years ago this week 鈥 the Port of Seattle re-numbered all the wharves and piers on the city鈥檚 busy wartime waterfront.聽
成人X站 7 TV reported that the Puyallup Tribe is launching a new effort to restore the Indigenous name 鈥淭acoma鈥 to Mount Rainier. But what about Mount Baker?
It鈥檚 time for the sixth installment of County Countdown, a 13-part series on the origins of county names. This episode features Jefferson, King and Kitsap.
In a move echoing Washington Territory's separation from Oregon Territory in the 1850s 鈥 only, in reverse 鈥 a group wants to expand the border of Idaho.聽
Within a year, two identical airliners took off from McChord Air Force Base near Tacoma for Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska. Neither reached its final destination.
Museums have been saving artifacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. A Tacoma man has a collection that is a bit more colorful than PPE, and a lot more refreshing.
An old ferry boat that was involved in a dark chapter of wartime transportation history nearly 80 years ago also took a few strange journeys of its own.