"Go for it and don't give up. It's probably the hardest thing you're going to do, but it just takes a lot of sheer will and discipline."
After coming in $400 million over budget following last year's busy fire season, the Forest Service is altering its approach and may let more fires burn instead of attacking every one.
A wayward beaver that seemed to have lost its way got a police escort late last night.
A sea lion has shown up on a rocky beach at a West Linn park.
At Meany Lodge, it's as if time stood still. Here, just 10 miles from the Summit at Snoqualmie's crowds and modern lifts, a Chevy truck engine still powers the longest of three rope tows.
Portland has plenty of beautiful vistas, but we think we've found the best five spots to enjoy the best our city has to offer.
A newly-combined state park on the coast has been named after the late Brian Booth, who helped set policy and direction for Oregon State Parks.
There's somewhat of a craze building on Mount Hood and it has nothing to do with skis or snowboards.
Boat inspections to keep invasive mussels and other exotic species from choking Oregon's waterways disinfected 51 boats last year, and the inspectors wonder how many they might have missed.
The Stargaze Yurt, north of Idaho City and 1.3 miles off Highway 21, is available to rent year-round through the Idaho Parks and Recreation Service. Photo by JERRY MANTER/KBOI2.com
Salmon have long been known to use their sense of smell to find their home river when it comes time to spawn, but how do they get close enough to smell the river?
Surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and the sheer life-altering diagnosis of breast cancer - it takes a huge toll on a woman.
Workers pulled a 1-ton boat from the sand Wednesday and disposed of the tsunami debris in a landfill.
The Pacific Northwest Sportsmen's Show kicked off its 38th year at the Expo Center on Wednesday - attracting a large crowd on its opening day.