Washington State Ferries officials said the MV Salish had a "soft grounding" at Coupeville. Witness video shows the ferry pulling back and forth into the dock multiple times.

COUPEVILLE, Wash. -- The ferry service from Port Townsend to Coupeville is down to one boat after the steering failed on the ferry Salish Tuesday morning, causing the vessel to hit bottom when ...

Another delay in two-boat service means Coupeville ferry riders should expect long waits until June.

The landing at Keystone Harbor is the most difficult in the ferry system. The Port Townsend-to-Coupeville ferry route will be down to one boat while the MV Salish is repaired. Travelers ...

The Port Townsend/Coupeville ferry route is out of service until further notice after the MV Salish ferry ran aground at the Coupeville ferry terminal Sunday afternoon.

The Keystone ferry terminal will soon be known as the Coupeville ferry terminal. The Washington State Transportation Commission Tuesday unanimously approved changing the name of the Central ...

COUPEVILLE — Ferry service between Port Townsend and Coupeville was suspended Tuesday night after the ferry Chetzemoka went aground. High winds and strong currents helped push the ferry onto a ...

Recall, if you will, how state officials and Coupeville tourism boosters pooh-poohed the notion that renaming the Keystone Ferry Terminal after Coupeville, where it isn't, might cause confusion.

Last month, Washington State Ferries began work to make eight in-water columns at the Coupeville ferry terminal safer in an earthquake. During the upcoming closure, crews contracted with the state ...

Leaders on Central Whidbey were shocked Friday morning when they learned a second ferry planned for the Coupeville-to-Port Townsend route may be moved to another part of the system. The Washington ...

COUPEVILLE, Wash. (AP) — Officials continue to investigate what caused a ferry grounding at the Coupeville ferry terminal on Whidbey Island.

The Keystone Ferry Terminal will now be called the Coupeville Ferry Terminal, after the town that is the county seat and only two miles away.