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Richard (Dick) Johnson, 92, passed away peacefully on August 6, 2025, at Providence Hospital in Centralia, Washington. Dick was born on July 21, 1933, in Tacoma, Washington, to Norman and Maria … more
A Level 3 sex offender has registered to live in the 19000 block of O’Connor Road Southeast north of Centralia, according to a news release from the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office.  … more
A man who died after drowning in Spanaway Lake last month has been identified as 19-year-old Alexander Sherman, according to the Pierce County Medical Examiner’s Office. Sherman was from … more
The Pierce County Medical Examiner’s Office is asking the public’s help in identifying a man who died in early August. The man was found near Orchard Street and South 34th Street in … more
Typically, I write about data showing a change, trend or something else new happening in Seattle. In this case, though, the story is about something not happening. Census data shows the number … more
The organizers of Olympia Harbor Days, the just-completed maritime festival that happens each Labor Day weekend at Percival Landing, found themselves in a different position over the weekend after … more
A college in Olympia earned praise from a national magazine for “the extraordinary outcomes it provides to a student body of everyday means.” The Evergreen State College placed in … more
SEATTLE — The federal government is attempting to abandon years of climate science and regulation, and officials from Washington state are warning those efforts will drastically slow the … more
The Washington State Patrol is asking the public to help identify a driver involved in a hit-and-run crash in west Olympia a year ago. About 9:30 p.m. July 17, 2024, a woman was walking north on … more
The body of a firefighter who died of a cardiac emergency while battling a blaze in Montana was transported to Spokane over the weekend in a procession that spanned nearly 400 miles. Ruben … more
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has agreed to restore webpages containing resources for health issues that affect the LGBTQ+ community and information on opioid use by women to … more
Brandon O’Neel — the man accused of shooting Washington State Patrol Trooper Dean Atkinson Jr. in the face in September 2022 — pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree murder on … more
The City of Seattle filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the manufacturer of one of the world’s most popular handguns and three local gun shops that sell Glock pistols and accessories, alleging the … more
The Trump administration has agreed to restore more than 100 health and science datasets and webpages that federal agencies wiped earlier this year, resolving a lawsuit filed in May by the Washington … more
In all of Oregon’s natural areas, this would be a first. A proposed wildlife area in the Blue Mountains of northeast Oregon would be co-managed by state officials and the Confederated … more
The governors of Oregon, Washington and California said Wednesday they’re forming a coalition to establish their own vaccine and immunization recommendations. The three Democratic … more
Sheriff’s deputies on Monday euthanized a cougar near Corvallis after determining it posed a threat to humans, officials said. The deputies located the juvenile male cougar around 3:40 … more
Ryan Bundy, one of the leaders of the armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge who was riding in Robert “LaVoy” Fincium’s car when it swerved to avoid an FBI and state … more
The Chronicle Sports Guys descend upon the NEW PODCAST STUDIO to introduce a new panelist (Reubs) and discuss the first week of the 2025 prep football season. more
A Port Orchard man was charged Tuesday in Lewis County Superior Court with one count of felony DUI and one count of violation of an ignition interlock, a gross misdemeanor offense.  Thomas … more
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