After a 2016 fire left the Spokane Tribe without water or power, the community turned to solar for back up. Will other tribes follow suit?

A nationwide study claims coastal states would need to invest more than $400B. Locals applaud the effort, but say the math and the method aren’t quite right.

Our waters contain many unknowns. These Washington researchers have made sure that the identities — and vivid colors — of the fish that live beneath the surface aren't among them.

Despite the Trump administration’s attacks on science, collaborators continue their studies.

Two decades ago, Washington made it illegal to harvest the giant sea snail. Earlier this month, the state added it to the endangered species list. 

A gorgeous new book of Salish Sea fishes, Seattle Symphony’s star conductor takes a final bow, art for the AIDS memorial and more cultural must-sees.

Recovering the endangered rabbits will test society’s willingness to let nature reclaim a landscape.

Maia Bellon grew up exploring Washington’s woods and coastlines. Now she's putting environmental justice front and center.

The renovation of the Paradise Inn’s 1920 wing and its Snowbridge, which connects to the main lodge, demonstrates the preservation challenges in this dynamic environment.

Former Gov. Dan Evans is still championing the environment and inspiring some within his party.

Tribal nations' efforts to force the U.S. to honor treaty rights could bolster environmental protections.

When turbines gets too old, something has to happen with all its parts. Much of it ends up in landfills.

As countries vie for resources and shipping lanes, the U.S. has commissioned a new ice breaker. It could call Puget Sound home.

This Beacon Hill leader is trying to thwart environmental plight with optimism.

At the Crosscut Festival, artists discuss how creative work plays a critical role in breaking through environmental overload.