'We're still grateful': Western Washington bomb cyclone victims forced to spend holidays away from home
ISSAQUAH, Wash. — It's been over a week since a bomb cyclone ripped across western Washington destroying homes, bringing down ...
‘It was a miracle’: University of Washington graduate student describes surviving tree fall
The bomb cyclone that blew through western Washington last week has given Tyson Ramirez more than usual to celebrate this ...
Student Flashes Peace Sign as He's Awaiting Rescue from Car Crushed Under Fallen Tree
A University of Washington student survived a near-fatal incident in which a tree fell onto the roof of his car during the ...
Gov. Inslee addresses efforts to assess damage after devastating 'bomb cyclone'
On Tuesday, the Governor’s office said in a statement that Washington officials will be working with local governments to ...
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Fallen tree splits family cabin in half: ‘We are holding each other tighter’
KINGSTON, Wash. (KING) - A Washington state family is counting their blessings that they were not celebrating Thanksgiving ...
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Washington officials try to address damages caused by bomb cyclone
WASHINGTON STATE – Recovery efforts are still underway from the bomb cyclone that hit Washington last week. King County ...
Power restoration efforts continue one week after bomb cyclone hits western Washington
Puget Sound Energy crews are continuing to work to restore power to the region. ISSAQUAH, Wash. — One week after a bomb ...
Lewis County Emergency Management officials encourage residents to prepare for flood season
While the bomb cyclone that struck Western Washington last week largely left Lewis County unscathed, the county's emergency management wants residents to prepare for the upcoming flood season. The ...
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Possible legislation and FEMA support after WA storms
King County Councilmember Sarah Perry says she's working on legislation to help with recovery efforts after a bomb cyclone ...
Thanksgiving Travel Latest: Airport strike, staff shortages and weather could impact holiday travel
Airports and highways are expected to be jam-packed during Thanksgiving week, a holiday period likely to end with another record day for air travel in the United States.
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Video: $2,500 For Comfortable Living is Not that Bad a Price.
A lot of people went without power last week (some still don't have power) because of the atmospheric bomb cyclone that hit ...