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The AMPM convenience store at 1700 Allen St. on Monday, July 1 in Kelso. After saying he intended to rob the store, police say a suspect also handed the clerk his gun and asked him to call the police.
Robbery suspect arrested after handing clerk his gun in Cowlitz County 
A 22-year-old Kelso man was arrested Monday afternoon after threatening to rob a Kelso convenience store with a gun. He also handed the clerk his gun and asked him to call the police. No … more
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Man dead after shooting at Washington State Patrol troopers on Interstate 5
A shooting between a man and Washington State Patrol troopers that began on I-5 and ended in Spanaway has left the man deceased Tuesday. State Patrol reported the man was firing shots at … more
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Federal agencies investigating after body found near Washington-Canada border; human smuggling suspected
Multiple federal agencies are investigating the death of a non-citizen near the Canadian border as part of a human smuggling operation. A man's body was discovered in Ferndale near the … more
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Washington state gas prices consistently higher than most of U.S., CCA causes jump
According to an analysis by Gas Buddy, an organization that monitors fuel prices, Washington has consistently had higher average gas prices for July 1 of each year since 2014, even before increases … more
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Portland police estimate that 50 to 70 people took furniture from a warehouse at the corner of Northwest 25th Avenue and Vaughn Street after 51-year-old Shannon Clark put a sign in front of the building saying the items inside were free.
Dozens of people ransack Portland warehouse after someone posts a ‘free’ sign outside, police say
Dozens of people crowded into a warehouse in Northwest Portland on Sunday to take home the supposedly free items including furniture advertised by a sign out front, but there was a catch — the … more
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Man shot and killed by Vancouver police was holding a replica gun, investigators say
The man Vancouver police killed June 17 was wielding a replica gun at the time, investigators said Wednesday. Video footage previously released by Vancouver police shows officers closing in on … more
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Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez (D-WA) speaks at a Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) event welcoming new Latino members to Congress at the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) on November 18, 2022 in Washington, DC.
Vulnerable Blue Dogs — including Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez — predict Trump victory over Biden
WASHINGTON — A pair of vulnerable Blue Dog House Democrats from opposite ends of the country are both predicting that President Joe Biden would lose reelection to former President Donald Trump … more
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A barred owl rests in a tree in the Cascade Mountains in the state of Washington. Federal wildlife managers have decided to kill invasive barred owls in the Pacific Northwest that threaten native spotted owls with extinction. (Dreamstime/TNS)
Feds draw up final plan to kill hundreds of thousands of barred owls in Pacific Northwest
SEATTLE — It is time, federal wildlife managers have decided, to kill invasive barred owls in the Pacific Northwest that threaten native spotted owls with extinction. The barred owl, … more
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The sun sets over the town of Vader on Tuesday, July 4, 2023, while residents wait in the field at Vader Preschool for the Fourth of July fireworks to begin.
July Fourth weather forecast: No rain, temps to soar across Western Washington
It's not summer in Western Washington until July 5. Or at least that's how the legend goes: The post-solstice sun is traditionally tepid, taking its time to well and truly grace us with enough … 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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The Spirit AeroSystems logo is pictured on an unpainted 737 fuselage as Boeing's 737 factory teams hold the first day of a "Quality Stand Down" for the 737 program at Boeing's factory in Renton, Washington on January 25, 2024.
Boeing to acquire troubled supplier Spirit AeroSystems, with Airbus parts split off
Two decades after Boeing put its big aircraft subassembly plants in Wichita, Kansas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma, up for sale and created what became Spirit AeroSystems, the company announced late Sunday it … more
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Bystanders save the day after 50 gallons of diesel spills during semi crash in Pierce County 
Good Samaritans rushed toward a diesel spill after a semi wreck that dumped 50 gallons of fuel on a Gig Harbor street in June. "It was just really training," Jennifer Cooley, property manager at … more
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Universal Hydrogen’s Dash 8 testbed aircraft at Moses Lake, when it conducted initial taxi testing on the ground.
Universal Hydrogen, pioneer of hydrogen-powered flight, goes bust
Universal Hydrogen, the pioneering company that flew a partially hydrogen-powered flight out of Moses Lake, Washington, in March last year, has burned through the $100 million it raised from … more
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