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Winter Storm Oliver not only was significant nationally, it brought an impressive snowfall to the Washington Cascades.

PCBs were banned over 40 years ago, yet they still linger. Washington is making progress toward getting PCBs out of the environment

A proposed settlement could provide nearly $4 million to fund restoration sites in Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River that were damaged by industrial pollution.

Pierce county's air was unhealthy prior to 2015 but by working together, it now meets air quality standards.

We’re keeping an eye on La Niña conditions and how the water year will stack up.

Lack of secure funding threatens our ability to test spill response capabilities and a lot more

Per- and poly- fluorinated alkyl substances (aka PFAS, PFCs, PFOS) are building up in waterways and fish, but phasing them out could decrease chemical exposure.

Almost every community in the state has been hit hard by smoke blowing in from British Columbia wildfires. You can see it, you can almost reach out and touch it, and many of us are feeling it.

The Office of Chehalis Basin was created in July 2017 to integrate a strategy for long-term flood damage reduction and aquatic species restoration.

We have completed a year-long effort updating the 2010 vessel traffic risk assessment. The new risk assessment is an in-depth look at ship traffic through Puget Sound