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Trucks drive across the Interstate 5 bridge that spans the Cowlitz River in this Chronicle file photo.
Construction Delays to Continue on Cowlitz River Bridge on Interstate 5
Residents and travelers on Interstate 5 near Toledo and Vader will need to keep planning ahead due to ongoing concrete patch work being done on the Cowlitz River Bridge. Work began at the end of … more
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NPS Camp Schurman webcam photo taken at 11:46 a.m. Wednesday.
Mount Rainier Not Erupting, Park Service Says After Images Stir Interest
Early Wednesday morning, some Seattle area residents noticed what appeared to be volcanic venting occurring on Mount Rainier. Images of the mountain stirred interest online, with some concerned … more
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Winlock Man Accused of Putting Meth on Muffin, Offering It to Drug Court Participant
A Winlock man participating in Lewis County Drug Court is facing felony charges for allegedly putting methamphetamine on a muffin and trying to feed it to another Drug Court participant in May. … more
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Algae and other vegetation is pictured from above at Offut Lake near Tenino last August.
‘This Place Is Sacred to Us’: Offut Lake Landowners Want Higher Taxes to Fix Water Quality Issues
Over a dozen Offut Lake property owners told the Thurston County Board of Commissioners last week that they want to be taxed to help reduce toxic algae blooms and weed growth. The landowners … more
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Nevaeh, a miniature lab from Olympia, fetches her ball in Deep Lake at Millersylvania State Park last month.
Puget Sound in for Blast of Summer Heat and a Fire Watch Before Cooldown
Looks like we're going to get at least one more blast of hot summer weather. Temperatures are expected to hit near 90 at the end of the week, according to the National Weather Service of … more
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The Natural Resource Building is pictured on the Washington state capitol campus in Olympia.
Thurston County Commissioners Join Hundreds Outside DNR Office in Rally to Save Washington’s ‘Legacy Forests’
“We’ve got the whole world in our hands, we’ve got to save our forests and public lands,” sang the Raging Grannies outside the Department of Natural Resources building on the … more
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U.S. Coast Guard personnel seen through heatwaves over the waters of Mutiny Bay search the shore on the west side of Whidbey Island, Monday late morning, Sept. 5, 2022 after Sunday’s fatal floatplane crash.
Friday Harbor, Where Seaplanes Are a Familiar Presence, Reels After Crash
FRIDAY HARBOR — It was shaping up to be a lovely Sunday afternoon in Friday Harbor after a morning of light, on-and-off drizzles. The sun had started to emerge, and the small island town was … more
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Local photographer John Anders captured this fantastic photograph as the Napavine and Adna junior varsity teams played in Adna on Monday. “High school football in western Washington in an image,” he wrote to The Chronicle. Napavine won 32-6.
Reader’s Lens: ‘High School Football in Western Washington in an Image’
Local photographer John Anders captured this fantastic photograph as the Napavine and Adna junior varsity teams played in Adna on Monday. “High school football in western Washington in an … more
Community Calendar: Lavender and Lace; Business After Hours; Mexican Independence Celebration; Cornhole and Sausage Fest
To add upcoming events to the Community Calendar, email reporter Matthew Zylstra at matthew@chronline.com.   Centralia Business Owners Weekly Coffee Sept. 9 at Dawn’s … more
The sun sets over Artemis I, NASA’s heavy-lift lunar rocket system, after the scrub of the second launch attempt on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2022, at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel/TNS)
What’s Next for Artemis I After Second Scrub?
ORLANDO, Fla. — What went wrong with Artemis I was on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, so that’s where NASA has decided to try and fix it. On Tuesday, mission managers … more
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A library patron looks at a book at the main branch of the San Francisco Public Library on Jan. 11, 2011, in San Francisco. Librarians and their legislative allies in several states are pushing publishers of electronic books to lower their prices and ease licensing terms. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/TNS)
Librarians and Lawmakers Push for Greater Access to E-Books
Librarians and their legislative allies are pushing publishers of electronic books to lower their prices and relax licensing terms, an effort that could make it easier for millions of library users … more
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President Joe Biden announces student loan relief with Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, right, on Aug. 24, 2022, in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. (Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images/TNS)
Cardona Defends Student Loan Plan as ‘One-Time’ COVID-19 Remedy
WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Miguel Cardona pushed back Wednesday against Republican criticism of the Biden administration’s new student loan debt forgiveness program, saying it would … more
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Russian President Vladimir Putin attends the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok on Sept. 7, 2022. (Sergei Bobylyov/Sputnik/AFP via Getty Images/TNS)
Defiant Putin Says His War in Ukraine Will Strengthen Russia
President Vladimir Putin said Russia will emerge stronger from his invasion of Ukraine as he lashed out at U.S. and European “sanctions fever” in response to the war. … more
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Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama unveil their official White House portraits during a ceremony with U.S. President Joe Biden in the East Room at the White House in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022. (Yuri Gripas/Abaca Press/TNS)
Obamas Return to White House as Biden Unveils Their Portraits
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden hosted former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama for the unveiling of their official portraits at the White House, calling them … more
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Deaths, Injuries From Illegal Street Racing Continue One Year After Portland Cracks Down
When he stepped outside his house on Aug. 28, Robert Rothery said he could hear guns being fired in the Roseway neighborhood. The air was thick with the smell of burning rubber, and the noise from … more
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Leah Bolstad said the testimony at trial will cover three murders, 12 or more attempted murders that were largely retaliatory shootings and six or more armed robberies allegedly committed by Hoover gang members over the past 30 years, starting as far back as 1989, in the Portland metropolitan area.
Oregon’s First Federal Racketeering Trial Against Street-Level Gang Members Gets Underway 
Oregon’s first federal racketeering trial against street-level gang members got underway Tuesday with jurors hearing starkly different accounts of the Hoover gang. Assistant U.S. Attorney … more
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FILE PHOTO — A black bear — not the one in this story — is pictured in Centralia in 2015.
Bear Attacks Woman in Oregon Backyard; Dog Helps Save Her
A bear attacked a woman in her backyard in Medford, police in the Southern Oregon city said. The approximately 200-pound bear appeared at about 8:40 p.m. Monday and “rushed” at the … more
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Stryker armored vehicles from 3rd Platoon, Blackhorse Company, 2-3 Infantry Regiment, 1-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team line up before returning to the control center after a movement-to-contact urban raid exercise on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., August 24, 2022. The exercise was part of a two-day demonstration event hosted by the Program Executive Office of Ground Combat Systems with the aim of integrating soldier feedback into the development of new military combat technology. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Chandler Coats, 5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment) (Photo Credit: Spc. Chandler Coats)
'An American Problem': Army Officer in Washington Hopes Program Will Help With Lagging Recruitment
The "American problem" of dwindling interest in military service or fitness to enlist has Army recruitment numbers lagging. But a high-ranking Army official in Washington state is optimistic the … more
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Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal
Washington's Top Education Leader on This School Year's Opportunities and Challenges
With the arrival of back-to-school season, the much talked about "new normal" is finally in view, as students return to classrooms poised to look more like they did pre-COVID-19. Districts have … more
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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: Twenty Percent of Washington Suicides Are Veterans 
Note: The national Suicide and Crisis Line can be reached at 988.  September marked the start of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and Sept. 4 the start of Suicide Prevention Awareness … more
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