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W.F. West loses first dual in a decade
The W.F. West wrestling team lost its first dual meet since 2013 to open the 2023-24 season Thursday, losing to 1A Castle Rock 34-33 in a close contest. It’s the first time the Bearcats … more
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Warriors eke out win over Tigers
The Rochester girls’ bowling team came out on top in a close match against Centralia on Thursday, topping the Warriors 1,570-1,470 at Fairway Lanes. Taylor Staley led the way for Rochester … more
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Loggers blow past Comets early
The Onalaska girls basketball team rode a huge first quarter to a 65-26 win over 1B Naselle on Thursday in a non-league matchup at home. The Loggers (1-1) outscored their guests 31-5 in the … more
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Josh Meldrum blocks a layup attempt during Rainier's win over the Tenino on Nov. 30.
Mountaineers hold off Beaver rally for first win
TENINO — In their loss to Eatonville in its season opener on Tuesday, Rainier held a fourth-quarter lead, but couldn’t hold on and fell to 0-1. On Thursday in Tenino, the … more
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Pirates battle to win in opener
Learning to operate without its leading scorer, the Adna boys basketball team put a promising first foot forward Thursday, beating 1A Elma 63-58 on the road. “We did a really good job … more
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Hayden Kaut puts up a layup in transition during the first half of Napavine's game against Mossyrock on Nov. 30.
Tigers blank Vikings in second half, run away to win
NAPAVINE — You can’t get much lower than zero, and by that logic, you can’t do much better than the Napavine girls basketball team did defensively Thursday evening in the second … more
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Kate Zandell smiles for a photo on Tuesday, Nov. 28, while holding up a Thanksgiving Food Drive flier she designed at Onalaska High School to help raise awareness around hunger during the holiday season.
Smart Ax: Onalaska educators encourage Loggers to lead the way
Editor’s Note: This story is the first in a three-part series about Onalaska High School. ‘Smart Ax’ will examine the school’s unique approach to culture, community and … more
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Christmas lights illuminate Fort Borst Park as cars drive through to view the display in December 2022.
Fort Borst Park drive-thru light display opens Friday in Centralia
The Fort Borst Park drive-thru light display will open for the Christmas season on Friday, Dec. 1.  “All are invited to Borst Park to view the many colorful animated and stationary … more
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Police Sgt. Kristi Butcher, supervisor of the Portland Police Bureau’s Human Trafficking Unit, gathers information from an adult who she suspects is a victim of sex trafficking during a directed patrol mission in July. Butcher says many adult trafficking victims were first trafficked as minors. (Moriah Ratner/InvestigateWest)
Sex traffickers evade justice as child victims openly walk Pacific Northwest streets 
Prosecutor Ben Gauen recognized all the signs. He knew that the teenager who’d been screaming for help in the middle of a spring day on Aurora Avenue North — the “epicenter of sex … more
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Detectives trace fake bomb threat against Yelm High School to out-of-state address
Police say they have traced a fake bomb threat against Yelm High School to a juvenile suspect in New York. The suspect allegedly left a voicemail at the school Monday that indicated a "potential … more
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The Washington state Capitol building stands against clear skies in Olympia on Thursday, Jan. 5.
Washington adopts new rules to phase out fossil fuels in new construction
It will soon become nearly impossible to install fossil-fueled appliances to heat new homes and businesses in Washington. Under building code amendments adopted Tuesday, builders would need to … more
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Elected as the Thurston County Dist. 4 Commissioner Wayne Fournier receives his certificate of office from Auditor Mary Hall during a Nov. 28, 2023 swearing-in ceremony at the Atrium building in Olympia. Still serving as the Mayor of Tenino until later that evening Fournier was to officially resign at his last city council meeting, then immediately be given the Oath of Office for his new position by County Commissioner Carolina Mejia.
New Thurston County, Port of Olympia commissioners sworn in 
Newly elected Thurston County and Port of Olympia commissioners swore their oaths of office during a ceremony Tuesday at the county's Atrium building. More than 60 people attended the ceremony … more
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Surveillance footage captures Executive Director Darren Ullmann embracing the suicidal dog owner, Tuesday, Nov. 28 at the Humane Society of Cowlitz County in Longview.
Police, humane society staff calm suicidal dog owner in Cowlitz County
Longview police responded to the Cowlitz County Humane Society Tuesday after an armed person threatening suicide said they were dropping off their dogs. Darren Ullmann, executive director at the … more
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'Threat to democracy': Washington sheriff says anonymous blogger broke campaign laws
If you've driven in Pasco this fall, you likely noticed some black-and-yellow signs nestled among dense flocks of campaign signs. They advertise a blog, PascoCorrupt.Com, published by an … more
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A motion-triggered camera captures members of the Profanity Peak Pack in northeastern Washington in June 2017.
Groups ask Washington governor to order new wolf rules
A coalition of environmental groups  is urging the governor of Washington to overturn the state wildlife commission's rejection of a petition seeking strict rules that limit wolf killing. … more
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Amtrak will add trains to route between Seattle and Portland, starting in December
Amtrak will add two more trains daily to its Amtrak Cascades route between Seattle and Portland, with stops in between. The Washington State Department of Transportation and the Oregon … more
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This large bull elk, pictured in Packwood last August, has shed his velvet and is nearing the rut, when bulls become more aggressive as they search for “cows,” female all, to mate with.
Outdoor recreation's economic impact continues to grow
The impact of outdoor recreation on the national economy expanded  again last year, showing that the industry is big business. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis released a report this … more
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Prosecutors: Teens who fled Washington detention center ran while taking out trash
Three teenage boys, all previously convicted of violent crimes, were charged Wednesday with first-degree escape, accused of fleeing a youth detention center near Snoqualmie over the weekend. A … more
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A wolverine was spotted along the Columbia River near Portland for the first time in 30 years earlier this year.
Wolverines listed for federal protection after years of debate
Wolverines are now protected as a threatened species in the Lower 48  under the federal Endangered Species Act, bringing an extensive legal dispute to a close. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife … more
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A person walks inside an Amazon office building near 7th Avenue and Blanchard Street in Seattle Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023.
Is Amazon following Jeff Bezos to Miami? Not exactly
Amazon is searching for office space in Miami — but founder Jeff Bezos' new hometown will occupy only a small portion of the company's massive corporate footprint. A spokesperson for … more
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