LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

Grays Harbor Transit is sticking with its fare free system for another year, meaning every fixed route from the coast to Olympia stays completely free in 2026.

At last week’s conference in Kennewick, retired chief Jeff Chief Myers was also recognized for his 32 years of law enforcement service and the 13 years spent as chairman of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission.

The good news is the juveniles and their mother were found safe just hours later.

Children up to 16 years old are eligible, with toys provided through partnerships with several local organizations.

A 31-year-old man is now in jail after a shoplifting incident at Jack’s Country Store in Ocean Park.

The Port of Grays Harbor is elevating Nolan Wyatt to Marine Terminal Manager as it pushes through the biggest expansion in its history.

After the Coast Guard pulled four people from a capsized boat out on the water.

Crews arrived to find fire pushing through the ceiling and began evacuating the occupants.

Pacific County Public Health and Human Services has rolled out a new Prevention Newsletter packed with updates on local prevention work and snapshots from recent community events.

Mason County deputies say last week’s arrest of a woman behind a string of mail and identity thefts is already pulling in more victims.

Parents looking to help their kids stay safe online can head to a free workshop in Hoquiam tomorrow night.

Nearly $13 million in federal funding to help protect one of the fastest-eroding shorelines in the country.

A pair of Aberdeen City Council races are still hanging in the balance as election workers continue counting votes in Grays Harbor County.

Grays Harbor College is one of four Washington Community and Technical Colleges that has been chosen to take part in a free or reduced-price campus meal program.