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Car Thieves Steal More Than a Dozen Vehicles From Pierce County Auto Lot, Deputies Say
Car thieves broke into an auto auction lot in Frederickson and stole more than a dozen vehicles by cutting a section of fence and ramming a gate, deputies say. Pierce County Sheriff's Department … more
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City of Seattle Agrees to Pay $3.5M to Settle Charleena Lyles Wrongful-Death Civil Suit
The city of Seattle has agreed to pay $3.5 million to settle a wrongful-death civil lawsuit filed on behalf of the children of Charleena Lyles, a Black mother of four  who was fatally shot by … more
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City of Roy Drops Challenge of Multimillion Dollar Verdict in Police Shooting, Adds $793,000 in Attorneys' Fees to Payout
The city of Roy has withdrawn its attempt to appeal or overturn a verdict leveled by a federal jury and agreed to pay $3.26 million to two residents who were shot and seriously injured by a police … more
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A graphic of Mount Rainier can be seen as folks travel a stairway at the Yelm Middle School open house on Thursday, Sept. 2.
Nisqually Indian Tribe Works to Transform Learning Spaces
With the completion of Yelm Middle School, Yelm Community Schools has partnered with the Nisqually Indian Tribe to infuse tribal art, culture and significance into the very fabric of the building, … more
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A sea lion wanders the streets of Lincoln City after coming ashore from the Siletz River on Nov. 26, 2021.Lincoln City Police Department
Joe the Sea Lion Was Lincoln City’s Original Roving Pinniped
Tiffany isn’t the first sea lion to hit the streets of Lincoln City. Nearly a century earlier, that town belonged to Joe. Authorities in Lincoln City spent Thanksgiving weekend trying to … more
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The union representing Portland Public Schools' teachers is proposing students spend Fridays learning remotely while educators host virtual office hours and plan for the coming week in order to address the high degree of variation in pupils' needs after more than a year of interrupted learning.
Portland Teachers Union Proposes Self-Taught Fridays for High Schoolers, Says Educators Need More Planning Time
To help Portland Public Schools’ educators and students adjust to the stresses of resuming full-time in-person classes, the union representing the district’s teachers proposes cancelling … more
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A suspect has been arrested in Oakland County, Michigan, after a shooting at Oxford High School. (Viorel Margineanu/Dreamstime/TNS)
Three Dead, Six Injured in Michigan High School Shooting; Suspect Is 15-Year-Old Student
DETROIT — A 15-year-old sophomore is accused of a shooting at Oxford High School with a semi-automatic handgun Tuesday afternoon, killing three students and injuring six others, including a … more
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Lewis County Law and Justice Center
Man Charged With Felony DUI After Nearly Striking Person, Car in Centralia Parking Lot 
A Washougal man is facing felony charges for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol in a grocery store parking lot in downtown Centralia on Wednesday.  A reporting party described … more
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Alleged Intoxicated Driver Causes Three-Vehicle Accident on State Route 504
A 76-year-old man was sent to the hospital Monday morning after an SUV reportedly hit his vehicle on State Route 504 between Silver Lake and Toutle.  A Toutle man driving eastbound on the … more
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Tayliah Williams, 3, clings to her mother Latisha Williams after both were rescued from their smoke-filled apartment by neighbor Arnez Merriweather at the Hillvale Apartments on Monday, Nov. 29, 2021, in St. Louis. At least five people were rescued from the eight-unit apartment building in the Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood. "We were jumping and the neighbors were just catching us," said Karen Williams, Latisha's aunt. "God is good." (Robert Cohen/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/TNS)
Neighbor Catches Girl Tossed From Window at Burning St. Louis Apartment Building
LOUIS — A neighbor caught a 3-year-old girl tossed by her mother from a second-floor window Monday morning as flames spread inside an apartment building in the Wells-Goodfellow … more
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A COVID-19 particle is pictured in this image provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (CDC/TNS)
Thurston County Reports Five More COVID-19 Deaths, But Weekly Case Count Is Significantly Lower
Thurston County confirmed Monday that five more residents died of COVID-19 and 295 more contracted the virus in the past week. Four men died due to COVID-19: one in his 50s, two in their 60s, and … more
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Washington State Virologists Hunt Specimens for Omicron Variant, Confident They Can Spot It
Washington state's virologists are hunting for cases of the coronavirus's new, highly mutated omicron variant, which hasn't yet been detected in the United States but is worrying health officials … more
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King County Sheriff's Deputy Shot at in Skyway; Suspect Found Hiding in Tree
A King County sheriff's deputy was shot at early Sunday near a Skyway apartment complex, prompting a pursuit into Seattle, where a male was arrested after climbing a tree, according to a sheriff's … more
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The U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. (Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
Former 3rd District Rep. Jolene Unsoeld Dies at Age 89
Former 3rd District Rep. Jolene Unsoeld died Sunday at her home in Olympia at the age of 89, just a few days before her birthday. A Democrat, Unsoeld represented the 3rd district in Congress from … more
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Olympia Police Searching for Suspect in Capital Mall Armed Robbery Sunday Night
Olympia police officers were dispatched to reports of an armed robbery at the JCPenney at Capital Mall just after 5 p.m. Sunday. Police Lt. Paul Lower said when officers arrived, they spoke to … more
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A COVID-19 particle is pictured in this image provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (CDC/TNS)
'Pretty Serious Place of Worry': Washington Hospital Officials Brace for New COVID-19 Variant
As COVID-19 hospitalization rates continue to decline in Washington state, officials fear all the hard work in surviving the Delta wave could soon be lost to the next variant, Omicron. Statewide, … more
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Benito Marquez makes an appearance in Lewis County Superior Court in this February 2019 Chronicle file photo.
Teen Convicted for 2018 Murder of Randle Boy Files Motion to Invalidate Guilty Plea
One year into his 26-year jail sentence for the the murder of 16-year-old Ben Eastman, Benito Marquez’s new attorney has filed a motion to overturn his guilty plea and sentence. Marquez and … more
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The yellow area highlights the proposed floodway, the light blue highlights the proposed 100-year floodplain and the dark blue highlights the proposed 500-year floodplain.
County Commissioners Approve Map Removing Downtown Packwood From Floodplain
Lewis County commissioners last week approved amended maps of the Cowlitz River floodplain expected to lift the town of Packwood and some nearby areas out of the 100-year floodplain. The proposed … more
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Visitors gather for the Christmas Island Lighting Ceremony in Maytown on Saturday. Every year, the Maytown Assembly of God Church, located at 2920 Tierney St. SW, hosts Christmas Island: a life-size nativity scene that is free and open to the public through Christmas. Every evening until Dec. 25, it will be open from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m., with goodies and warm drinks available on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.
In Focus: Maytown’s Christmas Island Lights Up
Thurston County History Book ‘Water, Woods & Prairies’ Reprint Now For Sale
The popular “Thurston County: Water, Woods & Prairies” book, which sold out last year, has been reprinted. This version includes a new introduction, dedication and updates and is now … more
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