LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife shut down the South Montesano and Chehalis River - Oakville launches.

County commissioners have appointed Georgia Stearns as acting prosecuting attorney after Norma Tillotson resigned at the end of the year.

Most Pacific County workers saw only modest wage growth this spring, according to new estimates from the Washington State Employment Security Department.

The department says the December report and other 2025 statistics are available on its social media pages.

Deputies later learned both occupants were wanted on felony warrants.

A major wood pellet manufacturing project planned for Hoquiam is facing another legal hurdle.

After more than a century of service, local policing in Cosmopolis has officially ended.

Gray whales are migrating south from summer feeding grounds off the coast of Alaska down to the lagoons of Mexico.

The Grays Harbor Conservation District is holding a tree-recycling event on Saturday, January 10.

The move will allow operations at Stevens Pass Ski Resort to resume.

Several new laws in the state of Washington will go into effect starting Thursday, January 1, 2026.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson appears to be backing what is believed to be a future income tax to deal with budget shortfalls down the road.

The digs will begin December 31 and run through January 6, with 27 more dates tentatively approved for early 2026.

Raines was first elected to the Board of County Commissioners in District 3 and has served three terms.

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.