A Senate plan for new borrowing to pay for the tear-out and replacement of pipes and other fish barriers ran into opposition from local governments and the governor. A 2018 photo shows a culvert ...

With just over a week until the scheduled end of the legislative session, the state Senate’s bipartisan proposal to borrow up to $5 billion to eliminate culverts faces, well, barriers on several ...

Construction on M-123 over Bissell Creek in Mackinac County will begin May 27, back from a previously announced start day of ...

Three Seattle Times journalists are Pulitzer Prize finalists for their work revealing the shortcomings of Washington’s salmon ...

Gov. Bob Ferguson is set to review funding approved for replacing culverts under a tribal lawsuit. Lawmakers backed off an ...

By replacing the culvert, the foundation will open 2.3 miles of stream habitat for endangered steelhead trout, sea-run cutthroat trout, resident trout and coho salmon. The grant is supported by the ...

In a major environmental win, conservation groups and the timber company Wagner Forest Management have unveiled a ...

A creative plan in the Washington Legislature to raise billions of dollars to pay for the court-ordered removal of fish passage barriers appears to be a pipe dream, for this year at least.

THE FLOOD BARRIER PROTECTS A FLOODPLAIN THAT INCLUDES ... $67,500 for Jenks Conservation Land Culvert improvements Chelsea and Everett: $49,999,999 for Island End River Coastal Flood Resilience ...

The Colorado Department of Transportation and Grand County government have been in yearslong discussions for the safety improvement project on U.S. Highway 40’s Red Dirt Hill. These improvements are ...