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SEATTLE — Leaders from western Washington tribes and state officials have agreed to enter mediation about removing salmon migration barriers, reviving a decadeslong court case over tribal … more
More legislation fell by the wayside Friday in the Washington Legislature, including bills on signature gathering for ballot initiatives, free school meals and ballot box tampering.  Friday … more
Seven days before their regional, the Adna Pirates walked off the W.F. West court ice cold. They had let a fourth-quarter lead slip away against Rainier in the district title game, and they finished … more
The Tumwater School District board of directors voted Thursday to ban trans girls from playing for girls' sports teams, two weeks after two Tumwater High School girls basketball players sat out their … more
The state Senate passed a bill Friday afternoon to make religious leaders mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect. Supporters say the move is crucial to protecting children from harm, … more
LONGVIEW — Eric Hersman views coaching basketball from two different lenses. One is the analytical side. The other is the artsy angle. Does the Napavine High School boys basketball … more
The Adna boys basketball team fell behind early and never recovered in Spokane on Friday night, as the No. 7 Pirates were soundly beaten by No. 2 Freeman 81-45 in the Regional Round of the 2B State … more
The last time the Rainier Mountaineers stepped onto the W.F. West court, they put forth a magical fourth-quarter effort to shock Adna and reach the 2B District 4 mountaintop. Six days later, … more
Despite pleas from across the state, lawmakers advanced a bill Thursday that could allow homeless individuals to sue over the “objective reasonableness” of local camping bans. House … more
A bill to have the Legislature evaluate how to modernize Washington state’s alcohol tax system passed out of executive session in the Senate Way & Means Committee without recommendation on … more
Washington state lawmakers advanced a bill Thursday requiring a “permit-to-purchase” to buy and possess firearms. The Appropriations Committee approved House Bill 1163 on Thursday, … more
More than three years ago, tax protester and initiative sponsor Tim Eyman was fined millions of dollars stemming from Public Disclosure Commission campaign finance violations in 2012. Now, a … more
Washington State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal and Gov. Bob Ferguson are named in a Title IX complaint resolution filed Friday by Washington Parents Network. WPN is a … more
A 25-year-old Guatemalan man made his initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Tacoma on Friday, Feb. 28, for allegedly failing to register or update his sex offender registration and reentering … more
Elsie Mae Bowen Randall, 90, a longtime resident of Lewis County who was born Aug. 16, 1934, transitioned to heaven Jan. 22, 2025. Elsie Mae was one of the first classes to graduate from the new … more
Kim Denise Satcher (Thompson), of Toledo, Washington, passed away on Jan. 9 at the age of 62. Loved by many, she was very involved in her community where she worked at the elementary school for 31 … more
Located along the Spirit Lake Highway on the shores of Silver Lake on the way to Mount St. Helens, the Silver Lake Resort has announced its commitment to foster inclusivity and a welcoming … more
For the Cesar Chavez Day of Service, Cispus Learning Center will host a willow planting event from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on March 29. Cispus is located at 2142 Cispus Road near Randle. … more
The Board of Lewis County Commissioners (BOCC) is looking for volunteers interested in filling vacancies on both the Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging (LMTAAA) board and the Veterans Advisory … more
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