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Lewis County Law and Justice Center
Sirens: Defendants sentenced for needle stabbing, kidnapping, sexual assault and more; drivers jailed for DUI; dog bites neighbor
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Criminal trespass • A juvenile was trespassed from a business in the 500 block of South Tower Avenue just after 10:10 a.m. on Nov. 25 for suspected … more
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Raise for Rowyn and Redwood Doulas partner for diaper drive
Two organizations have come together to host a diaper drive for an Olympia-based nonprofit. Last week, Raise for Rowyn and Redwood Doulas announced that they have partnered to hold a diaper … more
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FILE PHOTO — A savannah cat named Bastest Exotics My Little Secret, called “Miso” for short, is held by owner Sonu D’Cruz from Canada in the Blue Pavilion at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in June 2022.
'Jingle Cats’: 12-ring cat show coming to Grays Harbor Fairgrounds
The International Cat Association, in partnership with the Commencement Cat Club, next month will host “Jingle Cats” — a two-day, 12-ring cat show. “Jingle Cats” … more
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Sketches of “D.B. Cooper” by the Federal Bureau of Investigations.
Parachute ‘D.B. Cooper’ hijacker used in 1971 may have been found
The parachute used by the hijacker known as D.B. Cooper to leap out of a Boeing plane with $200,000 in cash after taking the passengers and crew hostage more than 50 years ago may have been found. … more
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The outside of Green Hill School is pictured in Chehalis on Tuesday, Oct. 15.
Possession of contraband and weapons, custodial assault, prison riot charges filed against Green Hill School inmates
The Lewis County Prosecutor’s Office filed charges against at least 14 Green Hill School inmates between Sept. 18 and Nov. 20 for alleged offenses that took place at the Chehalis juvenile … more
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Wreckage from the fatal head-on crash that took place Thursday, Nov. 21 on Interstate 5 near Lexington.
Suspected wrong-way, drunk driver now faces vehicular homicide charge after motorist dies following I-5 crash
The Castle Rock man who police say drove drunk the wrong way on Interstate 5 Thursday now faces a vehicular homicide charge following the death of the truck driver he hit near Lexington. Daren … more
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Chehalis Fire Chief Adam Fulbright and Administrative Assistant Gina Copas smile for a photo outside the Chehalis Fire Department on Thursday, Nov. 21.
Chehalis Fire Department revives volunteer firefighter program
For the first time since the Chehalis Fire Department reduced staffing in 2009 due to the recession, the department has volunteer firefighters preparing to join the force. Reinstating the … more
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The Southwest Washington Fairgrounds readerboard displays a Thanksgiving message in Chehalis on Monday, Nov. 25.
Photo: A sign of the season at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds
City of Centralia workers string Christmas lights around a tree in George Washington Park from a lift in Centralia on Monday, Nov. 25.
In focus: Lights go up at Centralia’s George Washington Park ahead of Friday tree lighting ceremony
City of Centralia workers put up Christmas lights and decorations in George Washington Park on Monday, Nov. 25, in these photos from Chronicle photographer Kody Christen.   The Centralia … more
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A working collective including active service personnel, local building trades members and community volunteers descend on the South Sound Habitat for Humanity’s Tâlicn residential project located at 1150 73rd Ave SE near Olympia, Washington on Nov. 15, 2024. Titled Veterans Build it is the first project of its type for the organization that is centered on constructing affordable housing specifically for veterans and their families.
'A magical experience:' Habitat for Humanity builds new homes for veterans, military
Standing outside his family's future home near Tumwater, Logan Merriweather took a moment to reflect on the work he and others have put into South Puget Sound Habitat for Humanity's first-ever … more
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Members of the Washington Public Employees Association voted down a tentative agreement containing the state’s last, best offer. Members may have to go without a wage hike for a year absent a new deal.
Washington public employee union sues state following failed contract vote
A 5,000-member public employee union in Washington that overwhelmingly rejected a new two-year contract in September is accusing the governor’s office and several community colleges of … more
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The Washington Capitol building is lit up against the night sky in Olympia on Thursday, Feb. 16, 2023.
Washington cities to ask state to raise cap on annual property tax increases
As federal COVID-19 pandemic aid dries up and budget deficits mount, cities across the state are asking their legislators to let them tax residents more than the 1% cap on annual property tax … more
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U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez visits the Bonneville Dam last year.
MGP introduces bipartisan legislation to help develop Bonneville compensation plan
Two Washington lawmakers have introduced bipartisan legislation to direct the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) to create a comprehensive compensation plan for all employees. On Tuesday, … more
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Partners in the OSU-NAGPRA Facility (left to right): Chief Jefferson Greene Jr., Wasco Chief, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs; Wilson Wewa, Tribal Council, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs; Jayathi Murthy, Oregon State University president; Scott Vignos, Oregon State vice president and chief diversity officer; Dawn Marie Alapisco, director of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act office at Oregon State; Chance White-Eyes, director of Tribal relations at Oregon State; Chief Doug Barrett, Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians.
Oregon State University creates ‘modest structure’ to repatriate Indigenous ancestral remains, belongings
After more than a year working with tribal leaders, Oregon State University erected a facility to house ancestral remains and cultural items that rightfully belong to Native peoples as the college … more
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Pro-Trump supporters storm the U.S. Capitol following a rally with President Donald Trump on Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington, D.C.
Will Trump help? Two Washington state men charged in Jan. 6 Capitol riot are banking on it
A former Orting School Board member and his stepson who were charged for their alleged roles in the January 2021 Capitol riot are seeking to pause the federal criminal case against them until … more
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A Seattle Children's sign hangs next to a parked bike during the 2nd Annual Bike to Brew Benefit in this Chronicle file photo.
Trial begins in lawsuit alleging racism at Seattle Children's hospital
SEATTLE — A civil trial is underway this week to hear arguments about whether Seattle Children's hospital racially discriminated against the former medical director of its Odessa Brown … more
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Orphaned otter pups found in The Cove Palisades State Park were rescued by Think Wild, a wildlife hospital in Bend.
Rescued river otter pups were released back into their central Oregon home
After spending some time in two different wildlife hospitals across the state, the pair of orphaned river otter pups rescued earlier this summer were released into the wild over the weekend. The … more
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Judge grants DEA agent immunity from negligent homicide charge in crash that killed bicyclist in Oregon
A federal judge Monday granted a federal narcotics agent, accused of blowing through a stop sign and hitting and killing a bicyclist while on a surveillance mission in Salem last year, immunity from … more
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High-voltage transmission lines run along SR 20, the North Cascades Hwy, on Friday, January, 12, 2024. The Skagit River Hydroelectric Project consists of a series of dams and hydroelectric power-generating stations that run along the Skagit River.
Bomb cyclone shows cracks in Washington state's electrical grid
SEATTLE — The bomb cyclone that knocked out power for some half a million people in Western Washington last week exposed the weaknesses in the Pacific Northwest's energy grid. As the … more
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Itchy cows to blame for several power outages in Eastern Washington
WINCHESTER — There have been multiple intermittent power outages between Nov. 13 and Nov. 18 between Quincy and Ephrata. The Grant Public Utility District began investigating the outages which … more
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