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Attendees of the Centralia Fantasy Festival pose for a photo in a photo booth cutout for the festival at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Saturday, May 27, 2023.
Sword swallowers, magicians, dancers, vendors and more this weekend at Centralia Fantasy Festival
The Centralia Fantasy Festival will take place Friday through Sunday, July 5 through 8, at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds. The event will offer activities for all ages, vendors with a … more
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Participants in the June 27 training at the Nisqually River pose for a photo. Nearly 50 participants attended the activity in McKenna, according to TCSO.
Thurston County dive rescue team hosts joint training on Nisqually River
The parking lot at the McKenna Park was filled with vehicles belonging to first responders in the morning hours of Thursday, June 27, as the Thurston County Dive Rescue Team hosted a joint training … more
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Retiring teacher Lisa Collins hugs students during an end of the year celebration in the Winlock Middle and High School gym on Friday, June 28.
Winlock educator celebrated as she retires after 39 years of teaching
The end-of-the-year assembly at Winlock Middle School included a special surprise for a longtime teacher on Friday, June 28. The gathering of students and staff honored retiring educator Lisa … more
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Chef Chris Madgett, left, and owner Dan Waller pose for a photo with Cooper outside of Cooper’s Corner located at 289 NW Chehalis Ave. in Chehalis on Tuesday, July 2.
Cooper’s Corner: New Chehalis bar and grill seeks to be a downtown draw
After holding the soft opening for Cooper’s Corner bar and grill at the beginning of June, co-owner Dan Waller said the downtown Chehalis business has been doing well despite only recently … more
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Lewis County Law and Justice Center
Centralia man accused of stabbing man with a butter knife, headbutting officer
A Centralia man accused of stabbing someone with a butter knife, threatening to kill witnesses who talked to police and headbutting an officer early Saturday morning was charged Monday in Lewis … more
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Mount St. Helens towers over the horizon at sunset beyond Indian paintbrush rosettes along Windy Ridge on Thursday, July 6, 2023.
Windy Ridge and visitor centers at Mount St. Helens open July 4
Those looking for stunning views close to the crater of Mount St. Helens are in luck: The Windy Ridge Interpretive Site and nearby visitor centers will open to the public Thursday, July 4, according … more
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From the left, Centralia City Councilors Adrianna Garibay, Mark Westley, Max Vogt, Mayor Kelly Smith Johnston, Deputy Mayor Cameron McGee, Councilors Chris Brewer and Sarah Althauser listen during public comments made on the Woodland Glen housing development in the Seminary Hill area on Tuesday, May 14, during the Centralia City Council meeting.
Centralia announces three city manager finalists
The City of Centralia has announced three finalists to fill the city manager role left vacant following the retirement of Rob Hill. The finalists are Robert Harrison, Chandra Wax and Jennifer … more
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Police say Jamesha Solana Berryman, 31, of Longview fled Cowlitz County deputies in her 1996 Toyota Camry, then collided with a 2000 Ford Ranger truck on April 30 in Kelso. Everyone in the Camry died, and the truck's two occupants were injured.
Investigation into Cowlitz County crash that killed three people continues
It was the expired car tabs on a black 1996 Toyota Camry that tipped off police to pull over Jamesha Solana Berryman, 31, on April 30, officials report. Instead of remaining stopped, police say … more
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Harbor seals lay on the shore in Pirate Cove on Saturday May 18, 2024 in Depoe Bay, OR.
Watch newborn harbor seals take their first ‘galumph’ on the Oregon coast
Hurry to the coast and you may be lucky enough to see Oregon’s harbors and coves turn into the most adorable marine mammal kiddie pools. Harbor seal pupping season runs from March through … more
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Portland faces $400,000 cost to replace burned-out police cars; still no arrests in arson investigation
The cost to repair and replace 17 Portland police cars set on fire in May is expected to top $400,000, the Police Bureau said. But supply-chain delays and a narrow ordering window, more than the … more
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Washington state plastic surgeon must pay $5M after allegedly faking reviews
A Seattle-area plastic surgery provider must pay $5 million to the state attorney general's office and thousands of Washingtonians after being accused of illegally manipulating online customer … more
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The Capitol Building is seen Monday, Jan. 8, 2018, in Olympia.
Washington auditor worried by growing 'boldness' after $900K in fraudulent credit card purchases by state worker 
OLYMPIA — A worker at the state's Office of Administrative Hearings improperly spent nearly $900,000 through fraudulent credit card purchases, the state auditor said Monday. The Office of … more
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Washington state’s population pushes past 8 million
Washington state’s population eclipsed 8 million with the addition of an estimated 84,550 people this past year, according to the Office of Financial Management. The population was … more
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King County Sheriff’s Office still won’t arrest Burien homeless despite Supreme Court ruling
Despite a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court, the King County Sheriff’s Office is still refusing to enforce the City of Burien’s ban on public camping. On Friday, the nation's … more
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The Capitol building in Olympia on Thursday, June 6.
Civil penalties for 'stealthing' now in effect in Washington state
As of Monday, Washington is the third state in the country to allow punishment for “stealthing.” Stealthing is the act of removing or tampering with a sexually protective device … more
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A motorcyclist with active warrants in Thurston County was sent to the hospital Sunday after fleeing a traffic stop, crashing into a mailbox and being ejected 25 feet from his bike.
Motorcyclist with active warrants ejected 25 feet, sent to hospital after Thurston County pursuit
A motorcyclist with active warrants in Thurston County was sent to the hospital Sunday after fleeing a traffic stop, crashing into a mailbox and being ejected 25 feet from his bike. According to … more
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The coroner’s office has released this forensic artist sketch of a young adult male whose skeletal remains were found in a wooded area near Cougar in 2021. “Please note that these are sketches that have been compiled from what the artist had to work with and may not look exactly like the person but should be a helpful example,” the coroner’s office stated in a news release. “All coloring decisions are just artistic guesses, along with hair length and color, and lips shape and size.” 
Coroner’s office seeks help identifying skeletal remains found near Cougar in 2021
The Cowlitz County Coroner’s Office is seeking the public’s help in its efforts to identify skeletal remains of a young adult male discovered in a wooded area outside of Cougar on the … more
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Nui Aalona’s newest single, “Kiss Me Hello,” will be released July 12.
Thurston County native makes strides in music career with upcoming single, local concert
After 20 years in the music industry, Yelm resident and 1999 Yelm High School graduate Nui Aalona is nearing his big break in that world through his blend of country, reggae and R&B music, … more
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Sgt. Glenn DeVage rips a guitar solo during a performance with Full Metal Racket at the All-American Jubilee in Rainier on June 30.
133d Army National Guard rock band thrills at All-American Jubilee in Rainier
Performing on stage is a thrilling experience for members of the 133d Army National Guard Band. But performing on stage in uniform is a different kind of thrill. The six rock musicians of the … more
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From left, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, Leslie Lewallen and Joe Kent.
State, local officials make endorsements in Third Congressional District ahead of primary
As they jockey to advance out of the top-two primary, candidates for the Third Congressional District have continued to roll out their endorsements. In separate announcements, the trio of … more
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