LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

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.

The Grays Harbor County Coroner’s Office says the victim has been identified as 51-year-old Annie Fears of Tacoma.

Councilors unanimously approved a five percent wage increase for 2026.

Gusty and potentially damaging winds are moving in today for parts of Grays Harbor and Pacific counties.

A Washington State Patrol trooper was killed while on duty Friday night at the scene of a crash in Tacoma.

The man, who deputies say was on active parole, was booked into the Mason County Jail as the investigation continues.

The Aberdeen police department says Volunteers and first responders helped deliver gifts and food to eight families, putting smiles on the faces of 26 children.

For its commitment to trees and urban forestry.

A Hoquiam man has been convicted of first-degree arson after a jury found he deliberately set his own apartment on fire.

Officials in Mason, Grays Harbor, and Pacific counties are getting the word out about cash assistance for residents hit hard by recent flooding.

Students are back in class this morning at Aberdeen High School after an early emergency dismissal yesterday tied to a copycat threat earlier in the week.

Even with soaking rains and flooding across Grays Harbor and Pacific counties, scientists say the Northwest still faces a growing water concern.

District leaders say the postponement was made because of a storm warning that included the potential for damaging winds.

Officials say the message resembled a threat discovered on Monday at an Aberdeen school.

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.