CLE ELUM, Kittitas County — Everything here has burned at some point. Roslyn’s city center burned to the ground in 1888. Twenty years later, a fire torched about half of Cle Elum. And in 1928 ...

KITTITAS COUNTY -- A boat submerges into the water and leaves a group stranded along with a 3-year-old toddler, luckily all were wearing lifejackets.

CLE ELUM — The Kittitas County sheriff’s office says a man drowned in Lake Cle Elum early Sunday when his truck rolled into the water. The sheriff’s office says Jesse Sebade, 21, of Fall ...

A driver with a flat tire, driving on a rim, is accused of starting multiple fires along I-90 that forced the closure of the ...

SALMON LA SAC, Wash. – The Yakama Nation Indian Tribe released sockeye salmon into a lake on the east slope of the Cascades on Tuesday, marking yet another effort by Pacific Northwest tribes to ...

Fish biologists Joel Hubble, left, and Pat Monk watch as water from Lake Cle Elum rushes down a flume below the dam March 16, 2015. The water was let from the lake to allow sockeye salmon to begin ...

YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) - Slightly more than 10,000 adult sockeye salmon just arrived in Lake Cle Elum, their upstream migration diverted by a tanker truck ride courtesy of Yakama Nation Fisheries.

Lake Cle Elum near Roslyn, Wash. Author: KING Staff and KING5.com (KING) Published: 3:00 PM PDT July 10, 2013 Updated: 3:00 PM PDT July 10, 2013 ...

ELLENSBURG — The Kittitas County Sheriff’s Office says a Seattle man was killed in a snowmobile accident on Lake Cle Elum when he hit two trees.

Environment Local News Crews battle fires near Leavenworth, Cle Elum, Conrad Lake Originally published August 22, 2013 at 9:18 pm Updated August 23, 2013 at 10:34 am ...

YAKIMA — About 14,000 sockeye salmon are expected to spawn in Lake Cle Elum this fall, according to the Yakama Nation Fisheries Program, a record since the tribe’s reintroduction effort began ...

Lake Cle Elum has a capacity of 436,900 acre-feet of water. However, the lake was drawn down to supply irrigators this summer and held just 14,579 acre-feet of water as of Monday.