Wind storm takes out power to thousands, cancels Bainbridge Island schools
Puget Sound Energy reported that nearly 500,000 customers lost power Tuesday after winds that reached 70 mph arrived in Puget ...
Suquamish Tribe opens Clearwater Market near Poulsbo, first off-reservation venture
The 7,700-square-foot facility at the corner of Bond and Gunderson Roads includes a gas station, market and cannabis store.
Whooping cough surges, vaccination rates have declined across Washington
Kitsap County rates for whooping declined by 1.9% from pre-pandemic levels. Immunization rates for the MMR vaccine also fell ...
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An ecology worker noted her ferry receipt coated in chemicals. Now WSF is phasing them out
Ferry riders may want to wash their hands after being handed a receipt for a car-and-driver fare, made with a paper that's ...
Bomb cyclone to bring an array of weather problems to the Pacific Northwest
A powerful winter storm brewing near the Pacific Northwest known as a bomb cyclone is dragging an atmospheric river.
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Kitsap's severe weather shelters opening Tuesday night for first time this season
The Kitsap County Severe Weather Shelters will open on Tuesday due to intense anticipated wind and rain. A wind advisory is ...
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Poll: Kitsap Sun readers' choice football player of the year
Next week, the Kitsap Sun will reveal its 2024 All-West Sound high school football team in addition to the pick for player of ...
Suspects in identity theft case plead not guilty to multiple charges
A 34- and 32-year-old woman were in Kitsap County Superior Court Monday to face multiple felony charges in ID theft case.
Poulsbo Fire Department expands with addition of new station
Poulsbo's new fire station is nearing the start of construction to expand services on the south end of the city and into ...
Sewage spill leads to no-contact advisory at Kitsap Lake
A-no contact advisory is in effect at Kitsap Lake through Nov. 22 following a sewage spill, the Kitsap Public Health District ...
Gun buyer background checks restart as WA courts’ online systems are running again
A two-week shutdown of a state courts system had delayed background checks for thousands of firearm purchases.
Opinion: Observation tells me voting in Kitsap is safe and secure
I'd like to add to the November 10 opinion column by our county auditor, Paul Andrews: "Inspired by Kitsap voters, no matter what candidate wins." Alerted by an earlier article in the Kitsap Sun that ...