A new book festival in downtown Bremerton and a full weekend of waterfront activities across Sinclair Inlet in Port Orchard are part of Memorial Day weekend across Kitsap County. Here's what's coming ...

WSF is updating its pet policy aboard boats ahead of Memorial Day weekend, allowing dogs and other animals in specific areas.

Memorial Day events are planned across Kitsap County for the upcoming federal holiday, with the first on Thursday, May 21 and running through Monday's national holiday that remembers military members ...

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — Cruz Piland helped Bainbridge's boys soccer team cruise into the Class 2A state quarterfinals for the second consecutive season. With the Spartans firing at will against ...

BREMERTON -- A new statue was unveiled in Quincy Square Wednesday afternoon, a unique gift for display as the start of a rollout of spectacles for the fast approaching FIFA World Cup. Known as a "SEA ...

Working with experienced professionals like Dellino Family Law can help you understand your options before important ...

One of Washington's outdoor concert gems lies in the middle of the state. The Gorge Amphitheatre's slogan, "Middle of Nowhere. Center of Everything," feels apt for a venue that's two hours from the ...

All Washington Lottery retailers can redeem prizes up to $600. For prizes over $600, winners have the option to submit their claim by mail or in person at one of Washington Lottery’s regional offices.

There's about to be a new way to cruise the tourist spots through downtown Seattle. On May 21, King County Metro will launch a new free waterfront shuttle across the Seattle waterfront and through ...

Memorial Day is coming on Monday, May 25, a federal holiday celebrated across the country and in Washington. If you are making plans for the upcoming long weekend, you might need a raincheck or some ...

Kitsap customers buying health insurance through Washington Healthplanfinder fell by 13% from a year ago, similar to declines ...

Kitsap 911 launched a new non-emergency line, 360-328-7711, powered by an AI assistant to handle routine calls and free up emergency dispatchers.