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YELM — Watching the Nisqually River run past the family farm, J.T. Wilcox said he can tell when the fish are running: The eagles lay off the farm's chickens and get back to feasting on salmon. … more
The owner of a Montana ranch had the largest sheep on Earth cloned to create “massive” hybrid sheep to sell for trophy hunting, according to the Justice Department. Arthur … more
More than two dozen moose in northeastern Washington are wearing some new jewelry. In February, biologists from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife put GPS collars on 28 female moose, … more
The federal government has a new plan for land it has controlled in the Tri-Cities area since World War II. By April 15 the Department of Energy wants to hear proposals from companies wishing to … more
OLYMPIA — Toby Nixon, a longtime government transparency advocate and former state legislator, has been tapped to lead a committee that has been toiling in relative futility to scrutinize the … more
The bar exam will no longer be required to become a lawyer in Washington, the state Supreme Court ruled in a pair of orders Friday. The court approved alternative ways to show competency and … more
A couple were charged Thursday in connection with a 74-year-old Mercer Island man's killing, and King County prosecutors say the homicide followed a fraud scheme to move into the man's home and take … more
The Washington State Patrol has agreed to pay $1.4 million to settle a federal lawsuit accusing a trooper of making pretext stops and targeting people of color and immigrants. All four of the … more
PEORIA, Ariz. — There’s a veteran ballplayer who reports to the Mariners’ spring-training complex each morning and takes his usual place in the outfield grass on Practice Field 1. … more
After providers and advocates spent months pleading for help addressing the state's growing asylum-seeker crisis, the Washington Legislature responded late last week by setting aside more than $32 … more
SEATTLE — An active-duty member of the U.S. Navy is accused of shooting three strangers last month after a night out in Pioneer Square, killing one man and injuring two other people, according … more
An Olympia man has pleaded guilty to crimes connected to the Net Nanny sting operation that arrested 15 men who were seeking sexual relationships with minors. Aaron Michael Henderson, 32, of … more
Voters in South Thurston County currently represented in the 20th Legislative District will be absorbed into the Second Legislative District after a federal judge approved a new legislative map … more
If someone walked up to Julia Dalan three years ago and listed off the accolades she’d eventually achieve at W.F. West High School, she probably wouldn’t have believed it. Over 1,300 … more
Born and raised in Mossyrock, Morgan Browning still lives in the East Lewis County community famous for its blueberries. She is currently pursuing a firefighting career while volunteering for Lewis … more
Cole Meckle, the pastor of Gather Church, knows that distributing clean needles can sound counterproductive amid a record-breaking drug epidemic. But the program, he insists, is backed up by … more
The results of the 2023 Healthy Youth Survey indicated that Washington students reported improved health behaviors and mental health as well as increased social support compared to previous years. … more
Three propositions will appear before Lewis County voters on the April 23 special election ballot: a Toledo School District levy request and two Mineral fire department measures. Not every Lewis … more
As spring officially starts next week, Easter Sunday will soon be upon us. On March 31, and Lewis County Drug Court graduate Leah Rader is once again preparing free meals to hand out at the … more
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