The Hope fire, burning on the north side of the Columbia River, has grown to 6,764 acres with level 3 "leave now" evacuations ...

In 1961, Robert Liscomb was mapping the banks of the Colville River for the oil company Shell, when he found something unexpected: a handful of bones, sticking out of the strata of the cliff.

Astor Ave. in Colville. Sabrina Tipich’s 20-year-old son, Mathew Tipich, had just finished firefighter training a month ago when he was called to help contain the Hope fire. Living directly across the ...

The petrified stumps on the upper Colville River may be from sequoia-type trees that thrived in the area millions of years ago. Other than willows and scattered balsam poplars, trees don’t grow ...

Multnomah Falls (left) is a scenic highlight of the Columbia River Gorge, while the Colville National Forest had its big moment in 2013 when it supplied the National Christmas Tree to the U.S ...

Snow geese and white-fronted geese are gorging on what amounts to an early bird special on Alaska s North Slope, thanks to their ability to adapt to warming Arctic conditions.

The town, with a population of 400, nearly all Eskimos, sits on the edge of the Colville River and the National Petroleum Reserve, or NPR. How isolated is it?

For the Colville Tribe, the trial’s outcome is of utmost importance, said Sirois, the tribe’s 43-year-old chairman. Sirois’ grandmother was born at a fish camp on a Columbia River tributary ...

The fossils were collected from the Prince Creek Formation, an area along the Colville River on Alaska's North Slope known for its dinosaur fossils. Scientists identified more than 50 bird bones ...

In 1961, Robert Liscomb was mapping the banks of the Colville River for the oil company Shell, when he found something unexpected: a handful of bones, sticking out of the strata of the cliff.