LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

A Fish and Wildlife officer watched the man leave after digging clams, then return later and start harvesting again.

New numbers show joblessness remains higher in Grays Harbor and Pacific counties compared to much of the state.

East Grays Harbor Fire and Rescue sent out a reminding residents that it is no longer the primary EMS provider for Fire District 12 outside McCleary

Jim Walsh wants to extend involuntary treatment holds from five days to a week, with the option for courts to add another 21 days.

The remains were discovered near Taholah but went unidentified for nearly 20 years.

Department of Licensing has issued Auditor Joseph MacLean a second breach notice tied to years of audit problems and oversight failures.

Court records name Jefferey Scott Archer, who is listed as a fire chief and paramedic with the Ilwaco Fire Department.

Time is running out to submit artwork for Elma’s new public mural project.

A free community workshop on scams and fraud is set for later this month in Ocean Shores.

Deputies say the case is still active and emphasize the suspect is presumed innocent as the investigation continues.

Diggers are urged to check daily beach status and have a valid license before making the trip.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife shut down the South Montesano and Chehalis River - Oakville launches.

County commissioners have appointed Georgia Stearns as acting prosecuting attorney after Norma Tillotson resigned at the end of the year.

Most Pacific County workers saw only modest wage growth this spring, according to new estimates from the Washington State Employment Security Department.

The department says the December report and other 2025 statistics are available on its social media pages.

Deputies later learned both occupants were wanted on felony warrants.

A major wood pellet manufacturing project planned for Hoquiam is facing another legal hurdle.

After more than a century of service, local policing in Cosmopolis has officially ended.

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.