Alleging a failure to house juvenile offenders amid capacity shortages.
All 39 counties in the state are joining together to sue the Washington Department of Children, Youth, and Families. The lawsuit alleges the state has failed to house juvenile offenders amid capacity shortages. Earlier this month, the DCYF suspended taking in new juveniles into the state system and forced the counties to deal with those juveniles who have been sentenced for various crimes.
Long-Awaited Flood Protection Project In Hoquiam One Step Closer
Hoquiam expects to sign the agreement by the end of September
Summit Pacific’s Peak Health Wellness Fair Coming Saturday
Health resources, financial guidance and other community services will come together in Elma this weekend.
Grays Harbor 911 Using Virtual Assistant For Non-Emergency Line
AVA can speak more than 45 languages, gather information and create a service request without putting callers through a phone tree.
Cosmo Cleanup Q&A Tomorrow
Cosmopolis residents can get a closer look tomorrow at the chemical cleanup underway at the former Cosmo Specialty Fibers mill.
Search Continues For Missing Kayaker
The sheriff’s office asked people Monday to stay away from the Cosmopolis boat launch while crews conducted another search.