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Farmers market food vendor scrambles after theft of van, equipment
Between March and October, Kristen and Keone Ah Yek and their children have the same weekend routine: wake up early to head down to the Vancouver Farmers Market, where they make and sell an assortment of food at their family-run booth, Kristen's Sweet Delights.
Local startups swim in 'shark tank'
PubTalk event based on television show
Most of us indulge in impulse buying on occasion, perhaps choosing a smartphone that has more dazzle than functionality, or a sporty car that's fun but doesn't quite fit the family's needs or budget.
Oregon's Singler gets second look from Blazers
Workout doesn't go well for Kentucky's Goodwin
On a day when the Portland Trail Blazers requested a command performance from a borderline NBA prospect, the team caught only a sneak peek of a pick who's on the first-round bubble.
Survey: Support for coal drops to 41%
Environmental impact study set of fall
A new survey finds support for coal export terminals has dropped over the past year among Northwest residents. It also finds support for a region-wide approach to measuring the environmental impact of exporting coal.
Men's Wearhouse ousts founder, pitchman Zimmer
NEW YORK — Men's Wearhouse doesn't like the way its founder looks anymore.
'Sopranos' star James Gandolfini dead at 51
LOS ANGELES — HBO and James Gandolfini's managers say the actor famous for his role in "The Sopranos" has died in Italy.
Goalball goal: championship of the blind
Volunteers needed for national goalball championship games
You wouldn’t think of a blind person who kicked your butt in sports competition primarily as blind. You’d think of that person as the winner who kicked your butt.
Kitchen fire spreads to E. Vancouver home's attic
Damage estimated at $50,000
A grease that started on a kitchen stove spread into an attic, causing significant damage to an east Vancouver home around 3 p.m. today.
New Whatcom Humane Society shelter opens
BELLINGHAM — The Whatcom Humane Society is opening a new $2.6 million shelter to provide more room and services for animals.
Black bear dies after being hit by car on I-205
A black bear died of serious head injuries after colliding with a Honda Civic on Interstate 205 Wednesday afternoon.
In a fast-food first, Dunkin' Donuts adds gluten-free
Dunkin' Donuts is poised to beat McDonald's and Starbucks in introducing the fast-food industry's first gluten-free pastries.
Kimsey, Stuart propose reorganized Clark County government (with video)
Snohomish County model would work best, officials say
Two Clark County officials behind a "Team ClarkForward" movement revealed their plan today, suggesting a reorganized county government based closely on Snohomish County.
Gray whale seen in Puget Sound
PURDY — A gray whale has been spotted in Burley Lagoon in the south Puget Sound.
Southbound I-5 closed at Rose Quarter exit
Southbound Interstate 5 is closed at the Rose Quarter exit after a counterweight fell off of a truck.
Energy Secretary visits Hanford site
RICHLAND — Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz says he intends to have a new plan by the end of the summer for resolving technical problems with a waste treatment plant under construction at the nation's most contaminated nuclear site.
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