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Lewis County Commissioner Sean Swope came out publicly against the City of Centralia’s warehouse and distribution center moratorium earlier this week. In a statement, speaking only for … more
Hundreds of local veterans and their families attended the Chehalis Tribal Veterans Day Honor Dinner on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at the Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel. The dinner was free and open to … more
The Centralia High School Powerlifting Team is holding a Donuts for Deadlifts fundraiser to generate funds for their season.  Sponsored and hosted by Crossfit Sentry, the challenge begins … more
While Veterans Day ceremonies were being held throughout Lewis County on Tuesday, Nov. 11, members of the Winlock Patriotic Citizens volunteer group once again lined the South Lewis County … more
Washington state has one of the largest homeless student populations in the country — 40,000 just prior to the pandemic. Yet, Washington school districts in the 2018-19 school year received an … more
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ended a contract with the Alaska Earthquake Center that helped maintain some seismic stations and transmit data in real time. Alaska state … more
Washington is moving ahead on distributing full food benefits for November, Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Monday night. That means people in Washington who participate in the Supplemental … more
The sister of Major San D. Francisco has new hope 57 years after a telegram was delivered to her family’s home in Burbank with the awful news that his F-4 Phantom jet was shot down over … more
An intoxicated 29-year-old man used an excavator to destroy a newly built home early Tuesday morning, according to the Post Falls Police Department. Police arrested Fred Kudrna  on … more
Monday night’s ballot tally in Thurston County showed Olympia’s Prop. 1 measure, which would have raised the minimum wage to $20 per hour and provided some new worker protections, is … more
Amid an unprecedented legal tug-of-war on food benefits and much confusion, Washington families are starting to receive aid. Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Monday evening that the state has caught … more
A woman has been charged with animal cruelty after 73 cats — dead, malnourished and one half-eaten — were found in her U-Haul truck in Tacoma. Prosecutors charged the 39-year-old … more
Washington's congressional Democrats are mostly slamming the pending deal to reopen the federal government, calling it a capitulation by fellow Democrats that fails to guarantee any substantive … more
Serving in the United States military automatically places you in company with fellow veterans regardless of years or rank or branch of service. There’s a common bond, a fellowship, an … more
Since joining the Olympia-based nonprofit Ecostudies Institute earlier this year as an intern, Aberdeen-resident Jason Wintersteen has assisted on prescribed burns, wetland delineation surveys, and … more
The Washington Forest Practices Board may vote today to widen and lengthen riparian buffers, taking millions and maybe even billions of dollars worth of timber out of production. Forest … more
A short legislative session mired by lower revenues is facing Washington state lawmakers and the city of Kelso's wish list. That's what Gordon Thomas Honeywell State Lobbyist Amina Teouri told … more
A security company has dropped its lawsuit over Washington’s new sales tax on services weeks after filing it. It’s unclear why.  The development came after Security … more
When Camerina Zorrozua learned in April that Washington had slashed its state funding of her Spokane-based legal aid organization, she frantically called state Rep. Tarra Simmons. “I was … more
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