La Push News

LA PUSH, Wash. -- The U.S. House approved a bill Monday that will allow the Quileute tribe to move its school and other buildings out of a tsunami zone on the Washington coast to higher ground in Olympic National Park.

The House will take up the Quileute Tribe Tsunami Protection Act this afternoon, proving that Congress is just a bunch of fanboys in wolves' clothing.

A traditional Quileute headdress is one item on view in the National Museum of the American Indian's new show.

Waters running high at La Push as old and new storms felt on Peninsula [***GALLERY***] -- 1/22/12 -06:34 PM Port Townsend group looks at splitting up, taking over Fort Worden State Park in response to manager being bumped due to budget cuts -- 1/22/12 -06:17 PM PORT ANGELES - When Bonnie Stehr offered cash prizes and camaraderie in the Olympic ... (more)

Waters running high at La Push as old and new storms felt on Peninsula [***GALLERY***] -- 1/22/12 -06:34 PM Port Townsend group looks at splitting up, taking over Fort Worden State Park in response to manager being bumped due to budget cuts -- 1/22/12 -06:17 PM OLYMPIA - A new $10 fine would be levied against drivers who commit a traffic infraction ... (more)

The National Weather Service says 20-foot waves and high tides threaten some communities on the Washington coast.

Waters running high at La Push as old and new storms felt on Peninsula [***GALLERY***] -- 1/22/12 -06:34 PM Port Townsend group looks at splitting up, taking over Fort Worden State Park in response to manager being bumped due to budget cuts -- 1/22/12 -06:17 PM A combination of a winter storm, high tide, rain and snowmelt from last week's storms ... (more)