The Washington State Boater Education Card is proof that a boater has demonstrated basic boating knowledge by passing an approved boating education course and exam. Do I have to get the Washington ...

An unlit boat with no crew also known as a "ghost boat" caused concern when it drifted into a ferry terminal in Washington on ...

WASHINGTON – More than 500,000 boaters in the state have now completed their boating safety education course, fulfilling state requirements. The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has ...

SEATTLE -- Saturday marks the official start to boating season in Washington. Authorities want people to have fun, but also use caution on the water. With the weather warming, King County officials ...

SEATTLE — As far as Pacific Northwest forecasts go, this weekend's calls for one thing: enjoying the great outdoors. While warm weather and temperatures in the low 80s are ahead, the Washington State ...

Washington is starting a mandatory boater education program. It only seems right considering some of the bone-headed moves some boat drivers make, but cautious drivers that have been safely motoring ...

A water rescue took a dramatic turn this week when a fire crew ended up in the churning Yakima River along with the men they were trying to save. The rescuers and two stranded rafters were swept ...

Amidst our coverage of the campaigns and the financial bailout on Monday, I also will discuss a tragic local story that occurred this weekend. As of Sunday night, the details are still a bit sketchy.

THURSTON COUNTY, Wash. — A man accused of driving a speed boat over a kayak moments after a father and son jumped out of the way in August pleaded not guilty on Tuesday morning. David J. Seymour, 20, ...

The Kern County coroner’s office determined that the Washington man who died in a boating accident in Lake Ming died from blunt force injuries. Kyle Lee Cannon, 66, of Brush Prairie, Wash., died April ...