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Washington man found guilty of seeking sex with minors in federal 'Net Nanny' trial
A Clarkston man arrested in 2019 during an online child-sex sting has been found guilty in federal court. A federal jury deliberated for less than two hours Wednesday before finding David Elmo … more
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Firefighters helped rescue students from a bus that got stuck in flood waters northwest of Black Lake Tuesday morning.
Firefighters rescue children from Thurston County school bus stuck in flood waters 
Firefighters helped rescue students from a bus that got stuck in flood waters northwest of Black Lake Tuesday morning. The incident occurred on Delphi Road Southwest between Cedar Flats Road and … more
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Boy who died in Pierce County swamp during police pursuit identified by medical examiner
A teenager who died in a Lakewood swamp during a police pursuit has been publicly identified by the Pierce County Medical Examiner's Office. Nicholas Woody II, 16, was in a stolen car with four … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Washington panel recommends more funding for DNA testing and forensic genealogy
Legislators should increase state funding for DNA testing and forensic genetic genealogy of unidentified human remains, a state task force recommended. The recommendations came from a Washington … more
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First responders rescue man on raging Skykomish River
An "incredible save" took place Tuesday night on the raging Skykomish River in Monroe, according to Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue. A man in a small aluminum boat with no oars was on the … more
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FILE PHOTO — A stray cat stands in a food dish on the porch of a Chehalis residence.
Tacoma becomes first Washington city to ban non-therapeutic cat declawing
The Tacoma City Council voted Tuesday to ban cat declawing, except when conducted by a licensed veterinarian for a therapeutic purpose. The move will make Tacoma the first city in Washington to … more
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Man gets 122 years in prison for shooting at Pierce County deputies while fleeing arrest
A 43-year-old man convicted of shooting at four Pierce County deputies in the woods of Swan Creek Park while trying to evade arrest for terrorizing his ex-girlfriend has been sentenced to more than a … more
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Oregon man who set booby traps around home and injured FBI agent sentenced to more than 12 years in prison
A 72-year-old man was sentenced to 12 and a half years in federal prison after he booby-trapped his former manufactured home in southern Oregon and injured an FBI agent. After Gregory Lee … more
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Authorities said a child was killed and another person injured in a dog mauling inside a residence in Northeast Portland. This was the scene outside on Tuesday morning, Dec. 5, 2023.
Dogs in attack that killed 6-year-old Oregon boy have been euthanized
Two unlicensed dogs involved in a Tuesday morning attack that killed a 6-year-old boy and left his caretaker injured have been euthanized, according to the Portland Police Bureau. Multnomah County … more
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About 75 people, decorated in elaborate Krampus-themed costumes, met at Sewallcrest Park in Southeast Portland on Sunday for the 12th Annual Krampuslauf. The German folklore-based event recognizes Krampus, a centuries-old devilish goat-like mythological character that is counter to St. Nicholas and known for disciplining children. The group, dressed with claws, horns, bones and hooves, went for a short march along Hawthorne Boulevard at dusk while singing a Krampus carol. Traditionally, Krampus parades and festivals are held across the United States and Europe every December 5th. It was canceled in Portland last year due to COVID-19. Interested in more Krampus? Watch the episode of the
How Portland’s Krampus parade celebrates the naughty side of Christmas
Since 2010, a parade of several dozen Christmas demons has marched along Hawthorne Boulevard, singing carols and carrying switches, aiming to awe and delight passersby. Joseph Ragan, who … more
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Jethro Nichols Welter, 54, awaits his sentencing as his attorney Ian Maher argues on his behalf on Monday, Dec. 4 in Kelso.
Cowlitz County man gets 45 years for murdering man, blowing up body in 2022
A Kelso man was sentenced Monday to 45 years for his involvement in a 2022 murder of a transient man, whose dead body was later blown up with explosives in a failed attempt to cover up the crime. … more
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The shirt of former Cowlitz-Skamania Fire District 7 Chief Keith Stuart was collected as evidence on Nov. 6 after Stuart reported being the first person to find the body.
Southwest Washington fire chief fired over affair with subordinate which led to partner's suicide
ARIEL — The fire chief of Cowlitz-Skamania Fire District 7 was fired Monday because he had an extramarital affair with a subordinate, the district reports. Police report the subordinate's … more
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Authorities said a child was killed and another person injured in a dog mauling inside a residence in Northeast Portland. This was the scene outside on Tuesday morning, Dec. 5, 2023.
6-year-old boy dies in dog mauling at Oregon home
A 6-year-old boy died after his caretaker’s dog mauled him inside a garage in Northeast Portland’s Parkrose Heights neighborhood Tuesday morning. Officers arrived at the … more
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An Alaska airliner docks at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in Arizona.
Charges reduced for Alaska Airlines pilot accused of attempting to cut plane’s engines
The off-duty pilot accused of trying to shut down the engines of a packed commercial flight last month is now facing less serious charges in state court. A grand jury tasked with reviewing the … more
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Coast Guard rescues people trapped in home by Grays River flooding
Four people were trapped in their home due to flooding from the Grays River near Astoria, Ore., on Tuesday and had to be rescued by the Coast Guard. The Cathlamet Fire Department requested … more
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Researchers are heading into the Icicle Creek area of Leavenworth, Washington, to bait a remote camera, in hopes of attracting a wolverine. The photos help document the wolverine populations recolonizing the Cascade Mountains. (Mike Siegel/Seattle Times/MCT)
Wolverines, lovers of North Cascades' deep snow, listed for federal protection
The wily wolverine, after decades of court battles, has received protection as a threatened species under the federal Endangered Species Act. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) recently … more
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FILE PHOTO — Pro-choice signs are held by demonstrators outside Planned Parenthood in Centralia alongside anti-abortion advocates in August 2022.
Abortions jump 23 percent in Washington as visiting patients reverse decade-long decline 
The number of abortions provided in Washington rose 23% last year,  to the highest level in a decade, as the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the constitutional right to an abortion, recently … more
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Attorney General Bob Ferguson talks to members of the press during a legislative meeting inside the John A. Cherberg building in Olympia last February.
Ferguson hits Reichert on abortion rights — and Trump — at big Seattle fundraiser
The gubernatorial primary may be eight months away, but Democratic Attorney General Bob Ferguson is already looking ahead to a presumed 2024 matchup against former Republican U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert … more
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The barred owl is not native to Washington, but is well adapted to the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
Feds propose shooting one owl to save another in Pacific Northwest
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to enlist shooters to kill more than 500,000 barred owls over the next 30 years in the Pacific Northwest to preserve habitat for northern spotted owls, … more
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A duck hunter and his dog were rescued from the Nisqually Reach Monday evening by Lacey Fire District 3 crews.
Crews rescue duck hunter, dog from Nisqually Reach in Thurston County
A duck hunter and his dog were rescued from the Nisqually Reach Monday evening by Lacey Fire District 3 crews. Fire crews were dispatched about 6:10 p.m. to the boat launch at Luhr's Landing in … more
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