LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

White-nose syndrome is a fungus that coats the wings of bats while they hibernate.

Grays Harbor investigators were called in as part of the region 3 critical incident investigation team.

The fire was called in Tuesday evening. When fire crews arrived they say smoke was visible on multiple floors.

Deputies learned 44-year-old William Snavely has traveled from Pierce County to meet the underage girl and that he had traveled to Grays Harbor before to meet up with two other children.

Today is the last day to purchase your tickets for the Showcase Grays Harbor 2024 tour set for next Friday, September 13th.

All students are required to get a photo taken for student i.d. and yearbook.

The 2024 Washington State Trout Derby is still going on and still has plenty of prizes unclaimed.

Patrol units responded after someone called in a suspicious device.

The project would be funded by a federal grant; however city leaders will be voting on spending roughly $50,000 of local money.

A deadly car crash also knocks out power for more than 1,600 Sunday.

14 year old Carter Deatherage has been missing since early Tuesday morning.

Harbor Regional Health is opening a new Family Practice Clinic in Westport.

A nonprofit is looking to collect cold weather clothing ahead of winter.

The Port of Grays Harbor will be closing Sterling Landing, a popular undeveloped recreational site on the Wynoochee River, due to ongoing public safety concerns effective August 30, 2024.

The Aberdeen Parks and Rec department says registration is now open for the co-ed volleyball league that starts next month.

The next regular city council meeting is set for September 10th at 7pm.

If you are between the ages of 15 and 21, here’s your chance to join the Aberdeen Police Explorers.

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.