Good morning, Port Angeles.

State officials announced a $120 million Washington Zero-Emission Incentive Program that will offer purchase vouchers for trucks, off-road equipment, and charging stations by spring + the program will also support small, minority, and veteran-owned businesses amid high costs and limited infrastructure.

Health officials report rising flu and RSV cases as the Peninsula moves into flu season today, and Dr. Berry recommends residents get vaccinated to reduce severe symptoms; flock owners are advised to use PPE to limit avian influenza risks.

The Pirate men ended their non-league season with an 80–67 loss at Highline on Saturday—while the Pirate women will open conference play Wednesday night at Shoreline to extend a 40-game winning streak, with the games airing on KONP Newsradio.

The Peking Acrobats Performance

7-9 p.m. — Field Arts & Events Hall — Tickets $20-65 — Experience a breathtaking display of traditional Chinese acrobatics infused with modern theatrical circus elements.