A bald eagle ruffled some feathers Friday during the morning commute when it landed on State Route 512 in Puyallup.

PUYALLUP, Washington — A bald eagle ruffled some feathers last week when it landed on a highway during the morning commute.

Kimberly Goodwin, Kristen Lambert and Carolina Rodman were chairwomen for the black-tie evening, which kicked off at 6 p.m. in the museum's garden.

Nancy has provided a lovely portrait of a fox sparrow, the eastern race named for its rusty “fox-coloured” streaking. This is a relatively large and robust sparrow, second only in size in North ...

Local area athletes competing at the next level this spring, including Kedre Luschar, Kailee Luschar, Camryn Quilling, ...

C.J. Gardner-Johnson wants the media to call him "Ceedy" and insists that he wears hats better than former NFL MVP Cam Newton ...

The Trump administration made the right call in halting the Empire Wind offshore project off New York’s coast. For years, ...

The auction runs from April 24 to 26 and will feature over 600 vehicles including classic muscle cars and contemporary ...

Former Pine Forest football coach Kadetrix Marcus has already coached two NFL defensive backs. Now, Mac McWilliams is looking ...