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The Trump administration on Friday denied Washington’s request for federal disaster relief to recover from last year’s bomb cyclone that caused tens of millions of dollars in … more
Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a bill Friday, April 11, that will require sexually violent predators to wear GPS monitors. House Bill 1457 is a bipartisan bill sponsored by the two House … more
Two hikers and their three dogs were rescued after getting lost in the snow, officials in Cowlitz County said. On April 10, the hikers, ages 18 and 24, got lost in the snow with their three dogs … more
A cat and dog died in a fire that destroyed an RV in Lacey Sunday afternoon, according to Lacey Fire District 3. A man also was treated for minor burns to a hand, Battalion Chief Ryan Perz said. … more
Olympia police are looking for a rape suspect who attacked a woman on the city’s west side last month. About 7 p.m. March 4, the 46-year-old woman exited a Grays Harbor Transit bus from … more
Search teams scouring the Willamette River near Willamette Falls on Sunday reported finding an empty kayak after reports a kayaker went over the falls late Saturday and did not resurface. A … more
As state lawmakers look for ways to cut Washington's $16 billion budget shortfall, one of the state's largest and most delayed IT projects is under uncomfortable scrutiny. In 2015, the state … more
Owen Liu was hired to help solve a mystery. Fishers had been plying the Pacific Ocean in search of hake, a species making up one of the most lucrative fisheries on the West Coast. But the … more
Last Friday, April 4, a group of killer whales swam into Grays Harbor, reportedly going at least as far as under the Chehalis River Bridge. According to the California Current Killer Whale … more
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife police officer Lanny McOmber recently investigated a tip about a commercial Dungeness crab vessel delivering undersized crab in Westport. Officer … more
This article was first published by TVW . Despite growing national backlash against diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, Washington Supreme Court Chief Justice Debra Stephens says the … more
You may be seeing more out-of-state license plates than usual around the Tri-Cities for a couple of months. RV parks and short term rentals are booked up and restaurants may be busier than … more
A suspect who damaged a Tesla supercharger in Lacey last week started a fire at the site and may have been injured as a result, the FBI announced Friday. About 1:30 a.m. April 8, the FBI says a … more
The Washington State Senate on Friday approved Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1296 , one of this session’s most controversial and divisive pieces of legislation, on a 30-19 party-line vote. … more
The federal Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) has canceled $3.9 million in grants to the Washington State Library, putting key programs and at least 30 jobs in jeopardy.  … more
REI offered a mea culpa for backing Doug Burgum, the former North Dakota governor who President Donald Trump picked for interior secretary. The Issaquah-based co-op signed onto a letter in … more
The room looked undisturbed. A gold watch, pill bottles, a backpack and a toothbrush had all been left behind, tidily arranged in the small Tukwila apartment. The man's clothes had been neatly put … more
As an undercover Seattle police detective, Bryan Van Brunt was unbelievably good at living the made-up lives of the criminal characters he inhabited: an Aryan biker and gunrunner, a drug dealer, an … more
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has escalated his trade war, raising tariffs on Chinese goods to 145% last week even as he paused some taxes on imports from other countries. But another … more
COSMOPOLIS, Grays Harbor County — For a long time, this small and struggling community along the Chehalis River bled money, but newly elected Mayor Linda Springer set a new direction when she … more
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