National Park College will kick off its annual summer camp series next week, offering students entering grades 3-10 hands-on ...

Nowadays, TV firsts are a little less dramatic than the boundary-pushing that once made headlines, but 2025 still offered ...

Google has added some clever features that go beyond heating and cooling. In fact, your Nest thermostat can act as a tiny ...

A relentlessly driven, shrewd deal-maker and entrepreneur, Allen is used to defying skeptics and seeing opportunity in assets ...

The cuts have left Tacoma families and employees searching for alternatives but unsure if another agency will maintain the ...

About 50 people turned out on a recent night for an event designed to destigmatize talking about death, organized by the ...

Programs aimed at helping homeless people in Multnomah County train for and get jobs are on the county’s list of proposed ...

Two local young STEM students recently teamed up to enter the international Biomimicry Youth Design Challenge, researching ...

WTOP sent questions to each candidate for an at-large D.C. Council seat to help voters understand options in June’s election. Here are Kevin Chavous’ answers.

That question has fascinated Warren Woolf, valedictorian of the Valley Oaks Charter School Class of 2026. His interest in the future of humanity, particularly the risks and opportunities created by ...

Evening Street Markets, a restaurant passport program and hands-on workshops make Artisan Circle a unique destination for ...

The tourism organization says the city’s award-winning Fourth of July celebrations join a full slate of activities this summer and fall.