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OTHELLO, Wash. — As bee hobbyists and professionals continue to recover from the largest U.S. colony die-off in history during the winter of 2024, they are also grappling with how to effectively … more
During the Mossyrock City Council meeting Wednesday, June 17, Mossyrock Mayor Randall Sasser made a proclamation announcing the city, in partnership with the Mossyrock Area Historical Society (MAHS), … more
The upper greenhouse at Benny’s Florist, the longtime Chehalis flower shop, caught fire Sunday morning, according to owners Jake and Melinda Kreidler. The Kreidlers posted about the incident … more
The Centralia School District is seeking statements of qualifications for a proposed health and wellness facility at Centralia High School. According to a legal notice, the district is in search … more
When Rosalie Fish was considering the University of Washington, the price tag looked steep. Cross-country and track had paid for her first two years of community college, but she’d need help to … more
SPOKANE — For Washington Democrats, it’s been a teeth-grinding, demoralizing 18 months as they have watched President Donald Trump and a Republican-led Congress enact policies they vehemently … more
Detectives with the Aberdeen Police Department arrested two 33-year-old men, Forrest Cook and Jerrod Clinton, on the morning of Thursday, June 11, in connection with an ongoing Internet Crimes … more
Late Thursday night into Friday morning, the Polson Museum’s blacksmith shop was destroyed in a fire. Polson Museum stated on Facebook that the shop was “a tired little replica building built in … more
Democrats are growing hopeful they can recapture the U.S. Senate in this fall’s midterm elections amid President Donald Trump’s plummeting approval ratings.  But they still need nearly … more
In mid-May, as Washington school districts were deep into developing their budgets for the next academic year, around 130 received notices that their rates for the Washington Schools Risk Management … more
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson made a splashy announcement earlier this month that he would back legislation to ban student cellphone use from the first bell of the day to the last in public … more
A semi-truck dragged down seven power poles onto streets and buildings in downtown Beaverton Friday. The crash happened in the area of Southwest Watson Avenue to Main Avenue and Farmington Road … more
Authorities say they have detained two people who they believe fled Saturday after police deployed a spike strip near Portland International Airport. Police responded to the area of Interstate … more
“From These Lands: Sharing Our Natural and Cultural Heritage” is a groundbreaking new exhibition commemorating America’s 250th anniversary through more than 600 rare objects and specimens … more
Attendance at Portland’s major performing arts venues never fully rebounded from the pandemic, squeezing publicly owned theaters and the organizations that perform there. About 800,000 people … more
A beloved South Hill letter carrier got a special delivery from longtime coworkers on Wednesday. In a midday parade of 24 mail trucks and a few private vehicles, they blared horns in a tribute … more
A man swimming near Holmes Point on Lake Washington was presumed dead after disappearing early Saturday, according to police. Emergency responders showed up around 1:30 a.m. after a man swimming … more
U.S.-Iran talks on a permanent ceasefire were set to kick off Sunday with top officials including U.S. Vice President JD Vance converging in Switzerland, even after Iran issued a renewed order to … more
As taxpayers question whether they’re subsidizing individuals who first became homeless before or after moving to Spokane, regional data suggests most lived there before their most recent episode … more
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