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Report: Washington state’s economic outlook continues to worsen
Washington remained in the lower half of U.S. states in terms of economic outlook, according to a new report that faults the Evergreen State’s high tax burden and rising labor costs for the … more
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Washington state Supreme Court
Washington state Supreme Court to hear arguments next week in challenge to magazine capacity cap
The owner of the Kelso gun shop behind the legal challenge to the state’s ban on "high-capacity" magazines says business was brisk for a short time on Monday.  They’re usually … more
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Derek Condon (Bingham County Sheriff's Office)
85-year-old Idaho woman kills home invader who shot and handcuffed her to a chair
A feisty Idaho octogenarian is credited with killing a home invader who allegedly battered her, handcuffed her to a chair in the middle of the night and shot her multiple times. According to new … more
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A pair of guests make their way down Westport beach using tracked mobility chairs from David’s Chair, a nonprofit partnering with the city to help bring the beach to more people.
Nonprofit brings tracked mobility chairs to Grays Harbor County 
“Living life on one’s own terms” is the foundation of David’s Chair, a nonprofit organization founded in 2017 that’s bringing beach trips to those whose physical … more
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Gator's Custom Guns Owner Wally Wentz poses for a portrait in front of his store on Wednesday, April 10 in Kelso. People were briefly able to buy higher-capacity magazines at the Allen Street store Monday after a Cowlitz County Judge ruled the state's ban on the ammo unconstitutional. Editor's note: This photo has been blurred to conceal a curse word.
Sales at Cowlitz County gun shop skyrocket after brief legal window opens to buy higher-capacity magazines in Washington 
For 88 minutes Monday, high-capacity magazines flew off the shelves at Kelso’s Gator’s Custom Guns after a Cowlitz County judge ruled unconstitutional the state’s ban on selling … more
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1,200-pound tree stump falls, kills Oregon man trying to remove it
A Northeast Portland man was found dead in his yard Wednesday morning after firefighters said a 1,200-pound tree stump he was trying to remove from the ground fell on him. The man — who … more
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Teen accused of planning to attack Idaho churches in name of Islamic State group pleads not guilty
The 18-year-old who was arrested last week just hours before the FBI said he planned to attack a Coeur d'Alene church pleaded not guilty at a hearing Wednesday morning. Alexander Mercurio was … more
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Sandhill cranes jump and dance in a mowed-down corn field between Porter and Elma on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to monitor sandhill cranes with drones
RIDGEFIELD — Researchers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will conduct drone surveys over known locations of sandhill cranes in Klickitat County to assess the technology's … more
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Washington state gubernatorial candidate Dave Reichert speaks during the annual Lower Columbia Republicans United fundraiser at McClelland Arts Center on Saturday, April 6 in Longview. Lower Columbia Republicans United raises money outside the official Cowlitz County Republican Party.
Similar to Lewis County groups, Cowlitz County Republicans' split shows party divide
A smaller faction of local Republicans held a Saturday fundraiser featuring opponents of the main local party's endorsed candidates. For about nine years, the seven-board member Lower Columbia … more
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Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis speaks during a news briefing at the Pentagon in Arlington, Va., on August 28, 2018. (Zach Gibson/Getty Images/TNS)
Former Defense Secretary James Mattis accepts WSU's inaugural Thomas S. Foley Award for Distinguished Public Service
In accepting the first Thomas S. Foley Award for Distinguished Public Service, former Secretary of Defense and retired general James Mattis on Tuesday called on those in the audience to reject … more
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Mark Smalley, an engineer for Rayonier, leads a field trip April 5 as part of the Washington State Society of American Foresters’ annual meeting, which took place at Grays Harbor College.
Washington forestry leaders talk 50 years of forest practices
In 1974, working in the woods changed forever. Those who make that their livelihood, and others with a stake in Washington's forests, are looking back at the successes and failures of 50 years of … more
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Teen with Islamic State ties accused of planning attack on Idaho churches claims he was self-radicalized
Like countless students, Alexander Mercurio spent his time during COVID browsing online. Unlike most students, the Coeur d'Alene teenager ended up in the dark corners of the internet. And for a … more
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Attorney General Bob Ferguson smiles while talking with members of the press during a legislative meeting inside the John A. Cherberg building in Olympia in February 2023.
Judge rules Washington's ban on high-capacity magazines unconstitutional, case now heads to state Supreme Court
OLYMPIA — When a judge ruled Washington's ban on high-capacity gun magazines to be unconstitutional Monday, the state sought and received an emergency order minutes later to keep the law on the … more
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NAIA ruling to ban transgender women from competing in sports will affect Northwest colleges
A pair of colleges in the Inland Northwest whose sports teams are overseen by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics face a new reality: transgender athletes will  soon  be … more
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Rep. Dan Newhouse
'Gone for good:' U.S. workers flee farms, leaving Washington growers struggling under old rules
The beating heart of Washington's agriculture industry is in danger, but a central Washington lawmaker has a plan to help shore up the most critical issue farmers are facing — a disappearing … more
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Suspect found with four knives, an ax, a saw blade and metal claw, police in Thurston County say
A 38-year-old man was arrested late last month on suspicion of smashing a vehicle with an ax at the Olympia Auto Mall, according to police. About 5:45 p.m. March 28, police were dispatched to … more
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'It's just an instinct': Pierce County police officer recounts how he saved drowning teenager
Police officer Steve O'Neal and his colleagues were having lunch Monday at a Tacoma Police Department substation when they heard over the radio that a teenager was drowning in Wapato Lake. Realizing … more
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The 777 factory line, left, is seen next to the 787 line, right, at Boeing’s Everett Production Facility Wednesday, June 15, 2022 in Everett, Wash.
New Boeing whistleblower alleges serious structural flaws on 787 and 777 jets
A Boeing quality engineer went public Tuesday with damaging allegations that the jet-maker took manufacturing shortcuts to increase production rates that leave potentially serious structural flaws on … more
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A long bridge crosses over the Washougal River at the Washougal River Greenway Trail in Camas, Washington.
Two Oregon and Washington cities named among best places to live in U.S.
Are you a resident of Camas or Eugene? If so, congratulations, you’re in one of the best places to live in America. That’s according to a 2024 list by personal finance website Money, … more
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Rainy weather didn't stop eager customers from turning out as In-N-Out Burger opened its third Oregon location, in Keizer, on Thursday, Dec. 12, 2019.
In-N-Out makes it official: The popular burger chain is coming to Washington
In-N-Out is officially coming to Southwest Washington. The popular burger chain confirmed the Ridgefield location in an Instagram post on Tuesday. It will be the first In-N-Out restaurant in … more
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