Even in sporty Seattle, most kids aren't getting enough exercise
People who live in and around Seattle are among the nation's most active. The region is an outdoor recreation haven ...
Herrera Beutler to vote against impeachment articles
Southwest Washington Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler announced Friday that she plans to vote against both articles of impeachment against President ...
Police Blotter- Dec. 14
Recent reports of criminal activity from our local law enforcement agencies. ...
Toutle man accused of poaching four deer
A Toutle man is facing felony poaching charges after a Washington Department Fish and Wildlife investigation of four dead deer ...
Munger convicted of child rape
A jury Friday found Kelso resident Robert Munger guilty of child rape, concluding a four-day trial and a two-year effort ...
Lower Columbia College winter closures
Lower Columbia College will be closed to the public from Dec. 23 through Dec. 27, the college announced Tuesday. ...
Kalama students sign beam for new elementary school
KALAMA Hundreds of students and school staff Friday morning signed a steel beam that will become part of the new ...
Marriage Applications- Dec. 14
Joshua Brandon Delozada and Rebecca Elisabeth Bjorke, both of Longview, Dec. 9. ...
Elisabeth Sifton, editor and tamer of literary lions, dies at 80
Elisabeth Sifton, a widely respected book editor and publisher who burnished manuscripts by many of the 20th centurys literary lions, ...
Toxin closes down razor clam harvest on Oregon Coast
The Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) and ODFW announced Friday that they are closing the entire Oregon Coast to commercial ...
Mark Morris alum seeking student submissions for a memorial to his mother
During the summer of 1975, Mark Morris graduate Ted Selker spent more than 1,000 hours carving an old oak stump ...
Audit- Medical system board was deeply compromised
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) The University of Maryland Medical System paid $500,000 to buy the self-published books of Baltimores now disgraced ...
$10 million gift from 105-year-old heads to Washingtons community colleges
Eva Gordon was a private woman and a savvy investor. Her gift goes to 17 Washington community colleges. ...
Entrance to King County Courthouse to reopen amid security concerns, emergency funding
The Third Avenue entrance was closed two weeks ago in the wake of a violent, unprovoked attack on a defense ...
Some CenturyLink customers have troubling calling 911
Some CenturyLink customers Friday night had difficulty calling 911, according to the Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office. ...
Extra! Extra! Pike Place Market newsstand to close after 40 years
Owner Lee Lauckhart has decided to close the landmark newsstand which once sold 180 different newspapers and 2,000 magazines. Says ...
Stony River man charged in mans 2018 death
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) More than a year after a Stony River man died in what was believed to be a ...
Police arrest man they say stole Christmas trees from farm outside Puyallup
Federal Way police busted a Christmas crime operation Friday, nabbing a man they said stoledozens of Christmas trees from a ...
Its nice to have a friend- As an Eastside boys confidence grows, a mentor finds unexpected rewards
Jorge Cuevas-Jimenez has another adult he can count on thanks to a mentorship program at Youth Eastside Services, a nonprofit ...
DA- Eugene officer justified in fatal shooting of man
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) Lane County District Attorney Patty Perlow announced Friday that a Eugene police officer will not face criminal ...
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Confirmation of trade pact drives Wall Street higher
NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks rose again Friday after momentous gains a day earlier. Gains on Friday however ...
With USMCA Moving Forward, American Farmers Seek More Trade Deals
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - Since the Trump administration began reshaping trade policy in early 2018, U.S. farmers have endured fluctuating prices ...
OPINION: How SMEs can keep the lights on when the power is out
Operating as a small business is tough at the best of times, but Eskom's rolling blackouts has really thrown a ...
AP Exclusive: China Tightens up on Info After Xinjiang Leaks
The Xinjiang regional government in China's far west is deleting data, destroying documents, tightening controls on information and has held ...
MGM Healthcare strengthens the top team
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India] Dec 14 (ANI/BusinessWire India): MGM Healthcare, a multi-specialty quaternary care hospital in the heart of the ...
Tongaat scandal costs ex interim chief his (other) job
Former Tongaat Hulett interim chief executive officer Sydney Mtsambiwa has stepped down as chair of a Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed bank, ...
Abbott Ireland announces expansion plans, new jobs
DONEGAL, Ireland - Announcing plans to expand its workforce in Donegal, the U.S. healthcare giant Abbott unveiled plans to create 500 new jobs in the country.Abbott Ireland currently hires c ...
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