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Portland police continue to battle open-air drug markets that have been migrating around the city since around 2021. The latest iteration has concentrated near the corner of Southwest 13th Avenue and Yamhill Street. Clockwise from top left, an image of a man preparing to use fentanyl, a still from a video taken Oct. 30 driving past 13th and Yamhill, a police officer handling fentanyl, Washington Center, a previously popular open-air drug market.
New open-air fentanyl market pops up in downtown Portland; despite difficulties, police vow to ‘kill that spot’
Officer Eli Arnold was hiding on Nov. 1, watching a man in a black rain jacket, khakis and a fanny pack hand out what he thought was fentanyl to people in exchange for cash. Many of the people … more
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From the National Weather Service on Wednesday afternoon: “Waterspout! A thunderstorm off the Columbia River was moving to the northeast this afternoon, and formed a well-defined waterspout just west of the Long Beach peninsula. It was observed between 3:16 and 3:30 by trained weather spotters on the Long Beach peninsula. This storm, which is still capable of producing waterspouts (and, if comes onshore, will be a tornado), will move onshore near Cape Shoalwater and North Cove in far northwest Pacific County between 4:15 and 4:40. A Tornado Warning is in effect for that area until 4:30 pm today. The image shows the waterspout as seen by Ian Reed, at the Lewis and Clarkm Int Center at Long Beach, around 320 pm.”
Waterspout spotted off the Pacific Northwest coast
Trained weather spotters spotted some weather Wednesday afternoon when they saw “a well-defined waterspout just west of the Long Beach peninsula in Washington," according to the National … more
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Crews tend to fallen electrical poles in Renton, Wash. after Tuesday's storm in King County, Wash.
Pacific Northwest 'bomb cyclone' leaves erratic path of destruction in its wake
SEATTLE — Hours after a massive windstorm howled with gusts up to 74 mph in the lowlands, crews in Western Washington were working Wednesday to restore electricity for over 640,000 customers … more
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Crisis Line phone workers take calls at Crisis Connections Friday, April 8, 2022. Soon they’ll be taking mental health calls made to the new 988 service.
After election, here's what crisis hotlines in Washington state saw
SEATTLE — In the early hours of Nov. 6, as it became clear that Donald Trump was poised to win his reelection bid for the presidency, the LGBTQ+ youth chat and text line for crisis line … more
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Idaho education board will consider eliminating diversity offices from UI and other state colleges
The Idaho State Board of Education will consider a resolution this week to eliminate diversity and equity offices from universities. The board's draft resolution, which will be taken up in a … more
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Bryan Kohberger
Idaho college murder suspect Bryan Kohberger can get death penalty if convicted, judge rules
University of Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger can face the death penalty if convicted in the four students' deaths, an Ada County judge ruled Wednesday. Kohberger, a former Washington State … more
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Washington man sentenced to five years after detonating bomb
SPOKANE — Nicholas Andrew Anardi, 33, of Moses Lake has been sentenced to 60 months in federal prison after setting off an explosive device. Chief Judge Stanley A. Bastian of the U.S. District … more
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Police in Pierce County seize $625,000 in narcotics after extensive drug-dealing investigation
Tacoma police seized a large collection of narcotics with a street value of about $625,000 in an investigation of an alleged narcotics dealer that ended Nov. 14, according to a news release. The … more
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Thurston County names two new directors as year of transition, departures continues
Thurston County promoted two women into permanent directorships for its public health and planning departments on Monday amid of year of transition and departures. Jennifer Freiheit has been … more
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Washington gun-buying background check process underway again after computer outage
The gun-buying background check process is underway again after a two-week delay tied to a statewide computer system outage, the Washington State Patrol announced Monday. The Administrative … more
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Pierce County workers get $1 million after alleging culture of racism inside their department
Pierce County has agreed to pay more than $1 million to six current or former employees who alleged the county condoned a culture of racism inside the Facilities Management Department, court records … more
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The outside of Green Hill School is pictured in Chehalis on Tuesday, Oct. 15.
Green Hill School inmate accused of assaulting, threatening to kill five staff members 
A Green Hill School inmate accused of striking and threatening to kill at least five staff members during an altercation on Aug. 8 is now facing felony charges in Lewis County Superior Court.  … more
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Fake snow falls over crowds of visitors at George Washington Park in Centralia during a tree lighting ceremony on Friday, Nov. 24, 2023.
Christmas tree lighting, Lighted Tractor Parade and more: Centralia Downtown Association ready for holiday season
With Thanksgiving and Christmas quickly approaching, the Centralia Downtown Association (CDA) is preparing to spread holiday cheer with a slate of upcoming festive events in the Hub City’s … more
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An elk crosses the street in Packwood on Tuesday, Nov. 19.
In focus: Elk and early snow make for picturesque scenes in East Lewis County
Investigation underway amid claims Centralia police commander drank alcohol before standoff
An outside agency is conducting an administrative investigation on behalf of the Centralia Police Department into complaints alleging that a Centralia police commander responded to a domestic assault … more
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Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, speaks with ToledoTel officials at KR Rentals in Winlock on Friday, May 3.
Washington state turns slightly more red in 2024, though it remains solidly blue
The Evergreen State became a smidgen more red in 2024, though it seems unlikely to become a battleground state anytime soon. Across the country, Republicans saw broad growth during the election, … more
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Washington man among four business owners federally indicted in alleged scheme to violate the Clean Air Act
Four business owners in the West were indicted by a federal jury last month for allegedly smuggling illegal devices meant to skirt federal emissions standards across the border and distributing them … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez gives her final remarks during a debate at Lower Columbia College in Longview on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez proposes bipartisan electoral reform committee
Democratic U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp, D-Skamania, has introduced a proposal to establish a bipartisan select committee to consider electoral reforms. On Tuesday, Gluesenkamp Perez joined Rep. … more
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Sal Mungia defeats Dave Larson for open Washington Supreme Court seat
Sal Mungia, a Tacoma trial attorney, has defeated Dave Larson, a Federal Way Municipal Court judge, in a razor-close race for an open state Supreme Court seat. Mungia led with just over 50% of … more
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Owner Rebecca Williams, left, and Natalie Humphrey pose for a photo at Fern Ridge Floral and Design in Centralia on Wednesday, Nov. 20. The shop is located at 107 W. Main St.
Fern Ridge Floral & Design: Long-time Centralia florist celebrates success after first two years operating brick-and-mortar location
What began as a “side hustle” for educator Rebecca Williams’ own wedding in 1999 has now blossomed into a successful floral bouquet design business. The Centralia resident just … more
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