Officially, the name remains Krupp, but locals still call it Marlin. Although the town was once a bustling metropolis of 100 people, the population has remained steady, hovering at about 50 for the ...

said Wilson. “For 132 years, we’ve called ourselves the Evergreen State … It’s on our welcome signs — leave and come back and there it is.” Washington became the 42nd state on November ...

An original copy of “Washington the Evergreen State and Seattle its Metropolis ... Buy this photo You’ll read it on welcome signs posted at a number of locations on Washington’s border.

Washington is widely recognized as “The Evergreen State.” Been that way for more than a century. Yet no one’s ever made the nickname official. This year, the Washington Legislature might.

Washington's state Senate has passed a bill that lawmakers feel everyone can agree on, no matter what their politics are — that Washington is "The Evergreen State." “This nickname is important ...

Saturday is Washington Trails Day, which prompted Gov. Bob Ferguson to sign a proclamation on Wednesday, reminding residents ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. (KPTV) - For the third year, Washington state lawmakers are trying to make “The Evergreen State” official. In a news release, Sen. Jeff Wilson (R-Longview) said he hopes the ...

A pair of Washington lawmakers have pre-filed a bill that would make the oft-used 'evergreen state' nickname official. Washington is one of only a few state's without an official nickname.

A focus on sustainability extends beyond aviation in Washington. Evergreen State officials have been taking drastic measures to make sure they have lightened the state’s environmental footprint.