Trail runner with broken leg crawled 10 hours for help on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula
His knees got so torn up he laced his running shoes on them so he could keep crawling.
'The Blob’ fizzles - at least for now - as storms churn and chill the North Pacific
The Northeast Pacific Marine Heatwave of 2019 was the second longest-lasting and second-largest such event recorded over the past 39 years, according to NOAA.
Washington county wants to shoot fireworks at trash-bombing eagles
They pick up landfill trash and fly away. But their quarry sometimes slips through their talons. It lands in neighbors’ yards.
Boeing doubles projected cost of 737 Max grounding to $18.4 billion
In more bad news for Boeing, the company announced a further cut in the production rate of the 787 Dreamliner.
Coast Guard board to investigate sinking of Scandies Rose crab boat on New Year’s Eve
The National Transportation Safety Board also is investigating the sinking.
Boeing documents show employees discussing efforts to manipulate regulators scrutinizing the 737 Max
Employees successfully fought off moves over several years to require anything but minimal pilot training for the new airplane, the documents show.
Battling the waves to stay alive: A tale of survival from the Scandies Rose
John Lawler, one of two surviving Scandies Rose crew members, details what it took to survive a sinking that left him and Dean Gribble Jr. adrift in 20-foot seas for four hours.
Boeing’s 737 MAX crisis leaves it badly behind in ‘arms race’ for next decade’s jets
Ongoing investigations of the crashes have spotlighted the badly flawed design of the MAX’s flight control system and a largely self-certifying oversight regime that failed to catch the flaws.
As Alaska permafrost melts, roads sink, bridges tilt and greenhouse gases escape
Alaska’s Arctic landscape is under assault from a warming climate, and it’s happening a lot faster than anticipated.
Boeing will halt 737 MAX production in January
Nine months after the Federal Aviation Administration grounded the 737 Max, Boeing finally pulled the plug on the jet’s production Monday. The company announced it’s temporarily halting the assembly lines in Renton, Wash., from January, with no timeline defined for a restart.
Shutdown likely at Boeing plant near Seattle as 737 MAX crisis extends
It’s likely Boeing will stop 737 MAX production this week and keep the assembly lines closed until the Federal Aviation Administration clears the jet to return to commercial service.
Oh, deer: Documents reveal FBI once tested hair an Oregon man thought was from Bigfoot
The documents arise from a 1976 request by Peter C. Byrne, a self-styled adventurer who at the time ran The Bigfoot Information Center and Exhibition in The Dalles, Oregon.