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Bucoda, Tenino projects recommended for funding by congresswoman
The 30-year-old fire engine that services Bucoda could soon see an upgrade thanks to federal funding requested by Third Congressional District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Washougal. On … more
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Rep. Jim Walsh speaks during the “Let’s Go Washington” initiatives rally at the Capitol in Olympia on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024.
Polls offer conflicting picture on voter initiatives
Five-and-a-half months until the general election, a slate of polling shows that Washingtonians currently support a series of conservative initiatives set to appear on the November ballot. On … more
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Former NBA player John Stockton speaks during the Great Sports Legends Dinner to benefit The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis at The Waldorf Astoria on Oct. 6, 2015, in New York.
Federal judge dismisses John Stockton's lawsuit against Washington AG over COVID bans
A federal court judge dismissed basketball legend John Stockton's lawsuit against the Washington State Office of the Attorney General Wednesday over pandemic rules that restricted doctors from … more
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People hold signs during the “Let’s Go Washington” initiatives rally at the Capitol in Olympia on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024.
Opponents of initiative to repeal Washington capital gains tax hit campaign trail
Backers of the No on Initiative 2109 campaign are off and running. I-2109, set for the ballot in November, asks voters to repeal the capital gains tax. State lawmakers passed a capital … more
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Temporary closure in place on portion of Forest Road 25
Forest Road 25 within the Cowlitz Valley Ranger District will be temporarily closed to motorized vehicle traffic between mileposts 13.7 and 15. The closure will last for approximately three … more
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Mill Creek flows over a breached dam in this photo provided by the Office of the Chehalis Basin.
Chehalis Basin Strategy in review: Replacement dam on Mill Creek still bringing flood protection for 200-plus homes and businesses
Editor’s note: This article is part of an ongoing series highlighting projects that have been completed as part of the Chehalis Basin Strategy. These projects are implemented in cooperation … more
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Washington campers asked to not transport firewood
Several state agencies are asking campers and outdoor enthusiasts to not move firewood and instead buy it where they burn it this camping season. The request is being made to limit the spread of … more
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MIA Vietnam airman from Toledo to be honored at NASCAR race Sunday
It’s been 56 years since Melvin Holland went missing in Laos during an attack by the North Vietnamese, but the wound is still fresh for his family. This Memorial Day weekend, they’ll be … more
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Technicality? Pierce County man’s burglary conviction tossed for insufficient evidence
A man who spent nearly a year in the custody of the state Department of Corrections is free after his burglary conviction in Pierce County was reversed by an appeals court. Prosecutors conceded they … more
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Man shot 10 times with rifle when guns are pulled outside an Eastern Washington bar
A 26-year-old man is accused of shooting a stranger 10 times outside a Pasco bar last weekend. Jesus Martinez Lopez of Pasco was one of two armed gunmen outside the La Cantina Bar on Court … more
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Tourists take photos of the Mount Rainier Bigfoot Howard in front of the Elbe Market Country Story on Wednesday, May 22, in Elbe.
Elbe Market Country Store’s giant new Bigfoot statue welcomes visitors to the 118-year-old building
While the small, unincorporated community of Elbe has only 53 current residents who call it home, the cozy mountain town now has a giant new greeter welcoming visitors passing through on their way to … more
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Vendor merchandise is put on display ahead of the Packwood Swap Meet on Thursday, May 23. Throngs of deal-seeking customers will descend on the East Lewis County town for the Memorial Day weekend Packwood Flea Market through Monday, May 27. Some vendors set up shop on Thursday and began offering their wares. Launched in the 1970s, the event — considered the largest flea market in the Pacific Northwest — is held over four days twice a year, with the second being on Labor Day weekend in September.
In focus: Memorial Day weekend Packwood Flea Market underway
The Titans celebrate an inning-ending out during PWV's opening round matchup against NW Christian at the Gateway Sports Complex in Yakima on May 24.
Titans top Crusaders, advance to state quarterfinals
Pe Ell-Willapa Valley is through to the state quarterfinals, as the Titans topped Northwest Christian (Colbert) 7-1 in the opening round of the state tournament on Friday in Yakima. Lauren Emery … more
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Toledo's Quyn Norberg (left) celebrates with Zaya Norberg after scoring a run during Toledo's opening round matchup against Ocosta at the Gateway Sports Complex in Yakima on May 24.
Toledo blows past Ocosta in state tournament opener
Toledo began its state tournament run with a bang on Friday, as the Riverhawks topped Ocosta 14-0 in the opening round of the 2B State Tournament in Yakima. The Riverhawks had no trouble hitting … more
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Toledo's Haylee Wolfe runs the girls 1,600-meter during the State Track and Field Championships at Zaepfel Stadium in Yakima on Thursday, May 23.
Toledo's Wolfe sets school record on Day 1 of State
Toledo's Haylee Wolfe kicked off the state track and field championships by setting a school record in the mile Thursday afternoon in the 1B/2B/1A meet at Zaepfel Stadium in Yakima. Wolfe, a … more
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A rooster eyes the camera during the Spring Youth Fair in 2022.
Cockfighting roosters seized and euthanized in Eastern Washington
Yakima County Sheriff's deputies killed 64 cockfighting roosters May 10 near Zillah as they were responding to a call about the welfare of horses on the property. The move was criticized by an … more
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Inmate mistakenly released from Idaho jail not considered imminent threat
Kootenai County law enforcement asked for the public's help locating a man they mistakenly released  earlier this week. Daniel J. Billingsley, 46, of Bayview, Idaho, was mistakenly released … more
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'You are a remorseless killer,' judge tells former Idaho State Police trooper who will die in prison for the murder, staged suicide of his wife
Many people experience the aftershocks of infidelity and divorce — but not everyone's reaction is to murder, First District Judge Lamont Berecz told Daniel Howard right before he sentenced him … more
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Inside the Senate on the last day of the 2024 Legislature at the state Capitol on Thursday, March 7.
Lawsuit challenges 'parents' bill of rights' passed by Washington state legislature
A lawsuit filed Thursday challenging an initiative creating a "parents' bill of rights" claims the law, passed by the legislature this session, violates the state constitution. Initiative 2081, … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee speaks during the 2024 Peace Officer Memorial and Law Enforcement Medal of Honor ceremony at Evergreen Christian Community in Olympia on Friday, May 3.
Washington governor sends back plan for huge wind farm, asks to add more turbines
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday sent a letter to a government energy council saying it cut too many turbines out of the proposed construction plan for one of the largest wind farms in the … more
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