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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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A stray cat looks on from the porch of a Chehalis residence.
'Choose cats, not couches': Washington city considers regulations on the declawing of felines
The City of Tacoma is considering banning the declawing cats, as well as changing penalties for noise complaints against neighbors with loud animals. At a meeting Tuesday night, City Council … more
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A dark-eyed Junco bathes itself in a muddle alleyway puddle.
Parade of potent storms to bring wet weather to Western Washington
Get your rain gear out — and keep it out. A parade of potent storms will soak Western Washington as we knock on December's doorstep, seemingly making up for the relatively dry and quiet … more
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The Chronicle - November 30, 2023
Ellie Fallon puts up a floater during Toledo's win at Tenino on Nov. 29.
Fallon, swarming defense lead Riverhawks to opening win
The Toledo girls’ basketball team opened its season with a big win in Tenino on Wednesday night, defeating the Beavers 53-17. The Riverhawks had success and got out to a big lead early … more
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T-Wolves lose to Cruisers in debut
The Morton-White Pass girls basketball lost its first game of the winter Wednesday, 69-59 to 1A Eatonville in Morton. “We had some good shots that just weren’t falling,” … more
Centralia fades late in loss to RSB
The Centralia girls basketball team’s trip west stayed close for a half, but the Tigers couldn’t put four quarters together in a 52-32 loss to 2B Raymond-South Bend on Wednesday. … more
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Blazers lose at Shoreline
The middle two quarters did the Centralia College women’s basketball team in Wednesday, in a 69-51 loss to Shoreline. The Blazers (1-4) trailed 22-17 after the first quarter, and outscored … more
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Field Generals: Kastner and Demarest ready for final high school battle
After months of summer workouts and Friday’s under the lights, the Tumwater Thunderbirds and Napavine Tigers are back in the state championship games. Neither program is a stranger to … more
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Tumwater celebrates after Kooper Clark runs behind his offensive line during the T-Birds' win over North Kitsap in the 2A state semifinals on Nov. 25.
T-Birds’ smaller line paving way to Husky Stadium
Two returning tackles. A coach’s son who’s spent his life in the program. A new right guard, and a converted linebacker. With such tools has the Tumwater offense become a juggernaut … more
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Cayle Kelly Rushes downfield during a 36-26 Napavine win over Onalaska Nov. 25.
Napavine’s WR pass test of depth with flying colors
The Napavine football team spent the 2022 season as wire-to-wire state favorites, in large part thanks to nearly-unprecedented depth at the skill positions. The Tigers never slowed down all fall, put … more
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