LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

Power will go off at 9 Thursday night, September 3.

Officers arrested him without incident and obtained a warrant for a blood test after noticing signs of impairment.

Back-to-school events are underway in Hoquiam, with classes starting Wednesday, September 2

Officers will be looking for drivers impaired by alcohol, cannabis and other drugs.

Elma is finally moving forward on what to do with the old police department building.

A wildfire along the Lewis-Pacific county line grows from just a couple of acres to about 70 in only a few hours.

Business owners will get a chance to question Grays Harbor city leaders directly during a newly announced forum in Aberdeen.

Ocean Shores will begin accepting applications September 1 for lodging-tax funding to support local tourism projects and programs.

The Port of Grays Harbor has secured a $6.2 million federal grant and $2.6 million in matching funds to replace Float 21.

Kasey Jo McAbee took over last week and also works as a firefighter-paramedic with the Aberdeen Fire Department.

Pacific County sheriff’s deputies handled 907 incidents across the county during July, according to newly released department statistics.

A Sunday night chase through Hoquiam ended with a crash, a foot pursuit and a Port Orchard man facing several serious charges.

Organizations planning projects or events that bring visitors to Grays Harbor County can now apply for tourism grant funding.

Grays Harbor County is asking residents to weigh in on how unincorporated areas should grow over the next decade.

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.