More people, equipment and a permanent funding source are needed to cope with risks from increased transportation of oil by train across Washington, a study suggests.
Bamboo and Chai are leaving the zoo, but scientists are working on plans to "de-extinct" their ancestor, the woolly mammoth, which roamed prehistoric Seattle.
Legislators have begun to study the Oso landslide and Central Washington wildfires to see how to do better in the future -- when the big one hits.
The lawmakers worry about damage to the state's economy.
A new report says weaknesses in the Asian market are already apparent. But a leading investor says companies know what they are doing.
