WDFW: Invasive green crabs found in Hood Canal, 'furthest south' they have been detected
Invasive European green crabs first detected on the Washington coast have now been found as far inland as Hood Canal, officials say.
Kitsap Transit to break ground on new transit center in Silverdale
Governor Jay Inslee and Nuria Fernandez, head of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for Kitsap Transit's new Silverdale Transit Center (STC) Thursday.
Woman arrested, charged for 2012 death of Kitsap County man over his coin collection
A woman was arrested and charged on Tuesday in connection to a decades-old homicide, where she is accused of killing a man during a robbery of his coin collection.
Recycling metal building fire in Bremerton
Fire crews put out a fire Thursday at a recycling metal facility in Bremerton, Washington.
DNA evidence helps unravel two murders from 1980, putting names to a pair of John Does
Othram helped unravel two of the longest-standing mysteries in Snohomish County, Washington - putting names to a pair of John Does - bodies that were found in 1980.
Police need help identifying woman linked to shooting in Bremerton
Police need help identifying a woman who is possibly connected to a Wednesday morning shooting.
Crews rescue 5 after crashing, rolling over embankment near Curley Creek
Fire crews rescued five people who crashed their car over an embankment near Curley Creek Friday night.
Kitsap County schools report COVID-19 outbreaks, pivot to remote learning
White House medical adviser and infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci said the U.S. is "out of the pandemic phase" on Tuesday. However, the effects of COVID-19 caused some schools in western Washington to mask up once again, or even return to remote learning.
Bremerton HS switching to remote learning later this week due to staffing shortages, some out from COVID
Bremerton High School will switch to remote learning on Thursday and Friday due a staffing shortage, according to the district.
Man charged with racist threats toward a Bremerton gas station clerk
A man is accused of calling a Bremerton gas station clerk racial slurs, threatening to kill him and chasing him after becoming upset that he had to wait to use the restroom, according to The Kitsap Sun.
Bremerton football coach fired for praying on field takes case to Supreme Court
Supreme Court justices discussed hypothetical scenarios Monday while hearing arguments about a former public high school football coach from Washington state who wanted to kneel and pray on the field after games.
Bremerton football coach fired for praying on field takes case to Supreme Court
Supreme Court justices discussed hypothetical scenarios Monday while hearing arguments about a former public high school football coach from Washington state who wanted to kneel and pray on the field after games.
Supreme Court to hear case of Bremerton football coach fired for praying on field
A former Washington state football coach who lost his job for praying on the field after games is making his case before the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday.
Fire destroys Seabeck community club
Crews battled a fire that destroyed a community club Wednesday evening in Seabeck.
Bremerton Naval shipyard worker reinstated, awarded damages following demotion for reporting sexual assault
A worker at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard has been reinstated to her job and awarded $85,000 in damages following a judge’s ruling that a supervisor retaliated against her for raising sexual harassment allegations.
2 injured in US naval submarine accident in Bremerton
Two U.S. Navy personnel suffered non-life-threatening injuries in an accident aboard a nuclear ballistic missile submarine docked at a maintenance facility at Puget Sound in Washington state, the Navy said.
Japanese Americans from Bainbridge Island remember being forced into internment camps 80 years ago
80 years ago today, 272 Japanese Americans living in Bainbridge Island were forced into internment camps. They were the first people subjected to President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s executive order after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.
80 years later: Remembering the Japanese American Exclusion
80 years ago, the Pacific Northwest marked a dark moment in history. On March 30, 1942, 272 Japanese Americans living in Bainbridge Island were forced out of their homes and sent to internment camps.
Wednesday marks 80 years since first group of Japanese Americans were rounded up and sent to internment camps
On March 30, 1942, 272 Japanese Americans living on Bainbridge Island were gathered at the Eagledale Ferry Dock and sent to California.
Woman injured in Port Orchard shooting, suspect arrested
Deputies are investigating a shooting at a Port Orchard apartment complex Tuesday afternoon.