Eyman announced he’s running while testifying at a Sound Transit board meeting Thursday in Seattle
The Custer rest area will close in both directions on Saturday, November 23, from 8 AM to 4 PM; travelers should use the Bow Hill rest area until it’s re-opened
Granite Construction was awarded the $8.7 million contract to build the Birch Bay Drive and Pedestrian Facility, also known as the berm
The closure is due to a low return rate for chum salmon; students operating the BTC hatchery have not been able to harvest enough eggs to ensure a healthy returning stock
Researchers are trying to figure out how ocean plastics in their various degrees of degradation can be broken down, mixed, and recombined into new compounds
Alvina Splockton of BC was traveling southbound on Haxton Way in her vehicle on Monday when she suffered an unknown medical incident and crashed into a ditch and culvert
The lawsuit accuses Veterans Independent Enterprises of Washington and it’s operations manager Rosemary Hibbler of misusing hundreds of thousands of dollars of the organization’s funds
The agency warned that people may have been exposed to the virus. Anyone exposed who is susceptible to the virus could start having symptoms between Nov. 18 and Dec. 9
Graduate students in Western Washington University’s Psychology Department will be providing free individual counseling services under faculty supervision
BTC is one of 150 community colleges in the U.S. eligible to compete for a $1-million prize from the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program
