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UPDATE | More than 4,000 homes without power on Bainbridge

The south end of Bainbridge Island was still without electricity after noon Monday, Feb. 19, following a weekend…

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UPDATE | Large areas of Bainbridge Island without power

Bainbridge Island was mostly dark Sunday night following a day of power outages across the island.

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Strong winds Sunday leave hundreds without power on Bainbridge

Strong winds whipped Western Washington Sunday afternoon and left more than 33,000 homes and business without power in…

Snow falling on Bainbridge | Photo of the day 2.18

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Snow falling on Bainbridge | Photo of the day 2.18

Islanders awoke Sunday to snow showers on Bainbridge Island.

Bainbridge blotter | Suquamish man drives pickup into building

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Bainbridge blotter | Suquamish man drives pickup into building

Selected reports from the Bainbridge Island Police Department blotter.

UPDATE | Police say man shot taunted officers with knife

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UPDATE | Police say man shot taunted officers with knife

The man who was shot by Bainbridge Island police in downtown Winslow last week had twice injected himself…

School district bond refinancing beats federal deadline

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School district bond refinancing beats federal deadline

Officials with the Bainbridge Island School District recently closed two bond issues in a move that is expected…

New dock project wraps up

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New dock project wraps up

Hidden Cove Park has reopened to the public.

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Hundreds without power on Bainbridge

Hundreds of residents have been without power for most of the day on Bainbridge Island as strong winds…

State Champs! | Photo of the day 2.17

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State Champs! | Photo of the day 2.17

Members of the Bainbridge High boys swimming and diving team hoist the Washington State 3A Swim & Dive…

The straight and narrow | Photo of the day 2.16

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The straight and narrow | Photo of the day 2.16

Hidden Cove Park has been reopened following the installation of a new dock at the north end park…

First Amendment rights for student newspapers moves through Legislature | 2018 Legislative Session

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First Amendment rights for student newspapers moves through Legislature | 2018 Legislative Session

OLYMPIA - Lawmakers are considering adding protections for high school and college newspapers, allowing student journalists to determine…

State forecast projects over a billion in additional tax revenue | 2018 Legislative Session

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State forecast projects over a billion in additional tax revenue | 2018 Legislative Session

OLYMPIA - State economists project that over a billion dollars in additional tax revenue will be flowing into…