LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

The agency has released final numbers from the extended holiday weekend for district 8, which covers 7 countries including Grays Harbor and Pacific counties.

The Grays Harbor Fire Marshal’s office is enacting county wide burn restrictions effective immediately.

To discuss the future of the state’s economy and how you can help shape policies to help ensure strong growth both locally and across the state.

The annual “get to know your neighbor” event known as National Night out is returning to Aberdeen on August 1st.

The fire on the railroad tracks we told you about yesterday is now being investigated as arson.

The next regular meeting of the Aberdeen school board is scheduled for 6 p.m. tonight in the Community Room at Aberdeen High School.

Students who want to learn more about firefighting and the science that goes into it have a unique opportunity.

The operation was the culmination of a two-month long investigation by the task force concerning the sale of fentanyl.

Crews say they do not know what started a fire on the train tracks this weekend in Grays Harbor.

A pilot program should get underway this month for the new Secure Automated Firearms E-Check system.

Managers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife are adding halibut fishing days for Westport and Ilwaco.

Local citizens will be asked to contribute by sharing knowledge of the area’s vulnerability to hazards based on past events.

The tax will be on the area planned out for the upcoming expansion project.

The city of Montesano has issued a notice about construction work later this month on a section of W. Pioneer Ave.

Detectives say Sheilly Perez Gutierrez was last seen in Hoquiam last Tuesday.

The EPA is awarding Washington four-and-a-half million dollars for cleanup of polluted properties, and the Grays Harbor Council of Governments will get $1 million.

Grays Harbor College recently named a building after a local couple that has been giving back to the college for years.

One person is dead after a single vehicle crash this week in Grays Harbor County.

Elma police are reminding you that cars can be deathtraps for dogs and have tips on what you should do if you see a dog trapped in hot car.

The community is looking for 2 separate runaways.

The city of Aberdeen is looking at a proposal to charge owners for vacant buildings downtown.

Elma is set to be on the receiving end of $70,000 in grant funds from the Washington Recreation and Conservation Office.

The Moore Wright Group will be handing out boxes of food this afternoon at their location in Aberdeen.

A free positive Parenting Class is being offered at the Dylan Jude Harrell Community Center in Pacific County tonight.