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Members of the Rainier City Council met on Tuesday, March 10, for their regular monthly meeting at Rainier City Hall. Dominating most of the discussion was city code for storage and parking of … more
The Winlock Middle and High School principal’s lists and honors lists for the first semester of the 2025-2026 school year have been announced. Students named to the principal’s list received … more
As Lower Columbia College was walking off the court on Saturday after its final practice of the season, Skagit Valley coaches and players were getting prepped for the last NWAC tune-up. For the … more
Two lanes of northbound Interstate 5 reopened Saturday afternoon after a landslide caused an hourslong closure of the freeway near Woodland. The roadway reopened completely later in the weekend. … more
An Air Force captain from Washington was among six aviators who perished when a refueling plane crashed Thursday in western Iraq, according to the U.S. Department of Defense. Capt. Ariana G. … more
Attorneys representing a Kelso gun shop and its owner have filed a supplemental brief with the U.S. Supreme Court following a recent District of Columbia appellate court ruling against the federal … more
As widespread immigration fears sweep through Eastern Washington, even faith leaders are being impacted. Rev. Cesar Izquierdo was days away from having to leave the U.S., and his parish, after … more
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr threatened broadcasters with cancellation of their licenses if they did not “correct course” on news coverage. “Broadcasters that … more
Switzerland closed its airspace for U.S. military flights directly linked to the Iran war, citing its tradition of neutrality in armed conflicts. Two requests for U.S. reconnaissance planes to … more
It first flew in 1956, when Dwight D. Eisenhower was president. It carries 200,000 pounds of fuel, siphoned away midair through a metal tube. And it doesn’t have parachutes, trapping crews during a … more
News of black rain falling on Tehran felt all too familiar to Nejat Rahmanian as he scrolled through alerts on social media feeds and tried to contact relatives on March 8. Israeli drone strikes … more
It’s sunny skies now, but Portland just experienced some very soggy days. Between Tuesday and Friday, the Portland International Airport was doused with around 4 inches of rain, according to … more
Two lanes of northbound Interstate 5 reopened Saturday afternoon after a landslide caused an hourslong closure of the freeway near Woodland, Washington. The slide occured around 3:30 a.m. The … more
Each year, Oregon collects more than $250 million in income taxes paid by people from Clark County who commute to jobs across the Columbia River. Clark County residents, in fact, pay more income … more
A sex offender’s ex-wife tipped off police after he was caught committing a lewd act in a Kennewick library. Jess Messenger, 50, of Richland, was caught on camera going into the Keewaydin Park … more
The dizziness started while Baldomero Muñoz was working in the blueberry fields of Oregon. That didn't stop him. He kept picking. By the next morning, his head was pounding and his lungs … more
The future is pink. Their tails thrashed in a crescendo through the riffles, humps piercing the water's surface. Thousands of pink salmon had reached the final leg of their high-seas journey … more
North Korea fired more than 10 ballistic missiles toward the waters off its eastern coast, days after testing cruise missiles from a new warship and adding to global geopolitical risks that were … more
The US Embassy in Baghdad told Americans on Saturday to leave Iraq immediately following a series of attacks targeting U.S. nationals. “U.S. citizens should leave Iraq now,” the Embassy said … more
U.S. President Donald Trump stepped up calls to reopen the vital Strait of Hormuz, saying warships will “hopefully” be sent to the area near Iran’s coast to help commercial vessels sail through … more
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