LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Office is clearing up confusion after rumors spread online about Oakley Carlson.

A community food drive is coming up this weekend in pacific county, bringing people together along the peninsula.

Tickets are limited, and you can check availability on the group’s Facebook page.

We told you this week layoffs were coming to Timberland Regional Library, and now we’re learning more about what that looks like.

Grays Harbor College is hosting workshops to break down 2025 tax changes and help people get started filing.

In a 7–3 decision Wednesday night, council members approved nearly doubling the EMS utility rate from about $34 to $67 a month.

A heavy police response in Aberdeen late last night may have been triggered by a swatting call.

A portion of Middle Satsop Road in eastern Grays Harbor County has been closed due to road damage and safety concerns.

The Pacific County Auditor’s Office says a statewide system outage Tuesday knocked out Washington’s Department of Licensing network.

Another round of razor clam digging is coming to Washington’s coastal beaches later this month.

Hoquiam Parents with soon to be preschoolers will have a chance next month to learn about early learning programs.

The legislation now heads to Governor Ferguson and would still create new statewide standards for law enforcement.

Officials say a draft Parks and Recreation Plan will be released Wednesday and will help guide future improvements and investments in the park system.

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.