The Oregonian: Going the way of all newspapers? The Oregon Live web site is often referred to in unflattering terms. Here it was presented during a tour in 2011. by Floyd McKay / June 22, 2013
Politics KCTS 'Coal' documentary gets smacked by timing problem but stands up well A new KCTS documentary examines the debate around exporting coal through Northwest ports. by Floyd McKay / June 19, 2013
Politics Federal decision hands coal ports a big victory Coal trains already go to the Westshore Terminals Roberts Bank facility at Delta, British Columbia. by Floyd McKay / June 18, 2013
Tech Tale of Two Cities: Coal, a train wreck for Burlington? Will coal kill Burlington? by Floyd McKay / June 12, 2013
Tech Tale of Two Cities: Ferndale welcomes Big Coal A loaded coal train crosses Main Street, Ferndale’s only grade separation by Floyd McKay / June 11, 2013
Politics Obama administration risks serious damage to press freedom Eric Holder by Floyd McKay / June 1, 2013
Politics Big energy firm still hungry after backing out of OR coal plan Coal at a Canadian terminal awaiting shipment. by Floyd McKay / May 8, 2013
Politics Suzan DelBene: Washington's most endangered congresswoman Brianne Hill and Reginald Andre Jackson rehearsing "The Mountaintop," opening Sept. 11 at ArtsWest Playhouse by Floyd McKay / April 2, 2013
Politics Advice for Britain's new National Press Regulator In the wake of recent scandals, Britain's politicians want to regulate the country's naughty media. Our own Washington News Council might make a better model. by John Hamer / March 31, 2013
Politics Coal Wars: How voters are shaping their leaders' decisions Activists gathered 40,000 signatures on an anti-coal petition to Lands Commissioner Peter Goldmark by Floyd McKay / March 20, 2013
