The state Senate, which often hears a wide range of opinions between Democrats and Republicans, gave rare unanimous approval April…
Soup can first sign of burglar
In unwanted areas, it’s cleaned up as fast as possible
For years, George Montanaro searched for his daughter, Chellsey, as she struggled with addiction and homelessness.
After a successful inaugural year of Storie Vintage Market in Kingston, founder and organizer Jill Cabral is set for another…
A historic Bremerton church built in 1910 has reopened its doors after extensive renovations, marking a new chapter in its…
Kitsap County’s 2025 Earth Day Award recipients were announced April 11, highlighting the work of four individuals and two groups.
Calls for revitalization of Bay Street and concerns over permitting issues dominated public comment during the Port Orchard City Council…
One person is dead and another seriously injured following a high-speed crash April 12 in Bremerton.
While many students spent spring break relaxing, some local youth spent their week leveling up—literally.
Wine industry data for the past couple of years has shown a downturn.
Chaotic weather can have unpredictable consequences, but some areas of Kitsap County may have a better bead on its effects…
The “U=U” public health message is making a big difference in Kitsap County for people living with HIV.
School meeting rescheduled
The North Kitsap Schools Foundation has awarded more than $98,000 in grants for the 2024-25 school year, continuing its mission…
Every Tuesday afternoon, a group of middle school students in Bremerton trade classrooms for the outdoors, immersing themselves in hands-on…
The South Kitsap School Board recognized Cedar Heights Middle School’s AVID program while also honoring longtime AVID teacher Hillary Larson,…
Jessica Lynn courtesy photos
Pickleball Kingdom, the world’s largest indoor pickleball entity, held its grand opening in Poulsbo the weekend of April 4-6, offering…
Protests took place around Kitsap and across the country April 5
