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Jon Walter Reese: 1953-2023
In Loving Memory of Jon Walter Reese: 1953-2023
On Feb. 8, 2023, we said goodbye to our beloved father Jon at age 69. Jon passed away in his sleep surrounded by loved ones at Swedish Cherry Hill Hospital in Seattle, Washington, after suffering a … more
J. Keith Willson: 1936-2023 
In Loving Memory of J. Keith Willson: 1936-2023 
Keith Willson passed from this life on Jan. 4, 2023, at the age of 86. He resided in Mukilteo. Keith was born in Seattle in 1936 to parents Jerry and Grace Willson and graduated from West Seattle … more
Morton-White Pass forward Josh Salguero gets ready to go up for a layup against Napavine in a loser-out 2B state consolation game at Spokane Arena March 3.
Timberwolves Knock Out Tigers to Advance to Fourth/Sixth-Place Game in Spokane
SPOKANE — With both No. 2 Morton-White Pass and No. 6 Napavine having grander dreams entering the tournament, Friday morning’s 2B state consolation semifinal round matchup between league … more
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Connor Hopkins shoots a 3-pointer during the first half of Tumwater's loser-out game against Enumclaw on March 3 in Yakima.
Tumwater Turns it on From Deep, Sinks Enumclaw
YAKIMA — In the span of under 24 hours, Tumwater coach Josh Wilson decided to change his tune. After the T-Birds piled up a house of bricks from beyond the arc in a quarterfinal loss to Mark … more
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50,000 New Housing Units Per Year Needed Just to Keep Up With Expected Growth, State Says
Washington state needs to add more than 648,000 homes for those at the lowest income levels over the next 20 years to meet projected needs, according to a new report. In all, the state must add … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia, home to the Senate and House chambers, is lit up on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 16.
Abortions Could Get Less Expensive for Washington Patients as Senate Passes Bill
OLYMPIA — The Washington Senate passed a bill Tuesday preventing Washingtonians from paying out-of-pocket costs for abortions, one of a slate of proposals to ease abortion access in the state … more
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Arrest Warrant Issued for Washington Woman With TB Who Has Refused Treatment Since 2022
A Pierce County Superior Court judge on Thursday issued an arrest warrant for a Tacoma woman who has refused treatment for tuberculosis for more than a year. Judge Philip Sorensen also upheld … more
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A motion-triggered camera captures members of the Profanity Peak Pack in northeastern Washington in June 2017.
Washington Wolf Bill Likely Dead in Legislature
A bill that would have given local governments in Eastern Washington more authority to kill and move wolves is likely dead. House Bill 1674 was introduced to the Washington Legislature earlier … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee delivers his State of the State address on Jan. 10 at the Capitol in Olympia.
Gov. Inslee Appoints Two New Members to Influential Wildlife Commission
An influential commission overseeing the management of state fish and wildlife has two new members both of whom are retired biologists. Gov. Jay Inslee appointed Steve Parker to an eastern … more
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Bryan Kohberger, facing first-degree murder charges in the slayings of four University of Idaho students last fall, waived an extradition hearing and is taken by Sheriff Deputies from the Monroe County Courthouse on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2023. (Steven M. Falk/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS)
Knife, Handgun, Black Masks Found at Kohberger's Pennsylvania Home
Knives, a handgun and multiple articles of black clothing, including a mask, were seized from Bryan Kohberger's Pennsylvania home, according to search warrant returns released Thursday morning. … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Finnish President to Address Washington Legislature on Monday
OLYMPIA — Finnish President Sauli Niinistö will visit Olympia on Monday, his first stop in a five-day tour across the United States. During a short visit, Niinistö will meet with … more
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Lawsuit Seeks to Block State Building Code Requirements for Heat Pumps
A lawsuit filed earlier this week by the Building Industry Association of Washington and 22 other plaintiffs seeks to overturn state building code requirements approved last year that call for the … more
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SW Washington School District’s Updated Gender Policy Sparks Complaint With State
The debate over teachers' ability to ask students their preferred pronouns in the La Center School District has taken a new turn, with the district updating its "gender inclusive schools" policy to … more
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The Napavine girls basketball team celebrates after defeating Adna in the 2B state quarterfinals at Spokane Arena March 2.
Tigers Beat Pirates for Third Time, Advance to State Semifinals
SPOKANE — Traveling nearly 400 miles to Spokane Arena, but playing an opponent just 10 miles up the road, the No. 3 Napavine girls basketball team defeated No. 5 Adna for the third time this … more
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Rhylee Beebe takes the ball up the court during Tumwater's state quarterfinal matchup against Burlington-Edison in Yakima on March 2.
T-Birds Drop Low-Scoring Quarterfinal to Tigers
YAKIMA — Defense could only get the Tumwater girls basketball team so far Thursday, and the Thunderbirds fell out of the championship bracket at the 2A girls basketball state tournament with a … more
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The Rainier girls basketball team huddles during a timeout against Colfax in the 2B state quarterfinals at Spokane Arena March 2.
Mountaineers Fall to State Consolation Semifinals
SPOKANE — Struggling to get its footing against No. 1 Colfax and sophomore Brynn McGaughy, the No. 7 Rainier girls basketball team fell Thursday in the 2B state quarterfinals at Spokane Arena, … more
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Centralia police officers work to arrest Brian D. Ames, 56, of Chehalis, in this screenshot from a Facebook video with more than 20,000 views on Facebook,
Man Accused of Assaulting Centralia Police Officer, Threatening Business Employees Faces Felony Charges
A man accused of threatening employees at a business in downtown Centralia, throwing items at passing vehicles and hitting a Centralia Police Department officer with a plastic logger’s wedge on … more
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Lena Fragner gets a ride from a couple of Mustangs during the first half of W.F. West's state quarterfinal matchup against Prosser on March 2 in Yakima.
Pross Press Gets to W.F. West in Quarterfinal Collapse
YAKIMA — Somewhere between the court and the locker room at halftime, the wheels fell off the W.F. West girl’s basketball team’s bus, and the Bearcats never recovered in a 58-33 … more
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Mossyrock guard Matt Cooper rises for a layup in the paint against Willapa Valley in the 2B state quarterfinals at Spokane Arena March 2.
Mossyrock Falls to Valley for Third Time in State Quarterfinals
SPOKANE — Taking on its league rival for the third time this season, the No. 11 Mossyrock boys basketball team couldn’t spring an upset, and fell for the third time this season to the No. … more
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Morton-White Pass guard Judah Kelly covers his head with a towel after a 51-44 defeat to Lind-Ritzville/Sprague/Washtucna in the 2B state quarterfinals at Spokane Arena March 2.
MWP Upset by Broncos in State Quarterfinals
SPOKANE — Having a tough time adjusting to Spokane Arena’s rims, the No. 2 Morton-White Pass boys basketball team couldn’t get much of anything to fall in the 2B state quarterfinals … more
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