LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

Following two days of counting ballots manually, The Grays Harbor Election officials have confirmed votes

Schawn Cruze was safely taken into custody on Thursday.

Diggers got the go-ahead from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Thursday to proceed with razor–clam digs starting Dec. 13.

This week marks two years since the Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Office began investigating the disappearance of Oakley Carlson.

The camp will operate on weekdays between December 18th and the 22nd from 9am until 4pm at the YMCA Impact Center.

Crews will be at 230 E. Rain Street NE Between Edgewood and Cardinal.

Grays Harbor College students who are currently enrolled and need help registering for winter classes can come by tomorrow morning.

The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the Chehalis River at Porter from this morning until Saturday morning with minor flooding forecasted.

A deadly car vs pedestrian crash happened yesterday morning in downtown Aberdeen.

Hoquiam Police are looking for a man they say was involved in a shooting Tuesday morning.

Aberdeen police say there are still gift ornaments left and time is running out to take part in the Aberdeen Police and Fire departments’ 2023 Christmas Giving Tree event.

Elma School District has posted the results of their Food Ball 2023

Grays Harbor Emergency Management is warning of an increased risk of landslides with the heavy rains that are expected to continue through today.

Greater Grays Harbor Inc. is inviting you to kick off the new year at the annual Coastal Caucus Legislative Send-Off on January 5th, 2024!

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood warning for the Naselle River through this morning with minor flooding expected.

The Grays Harbor Sheriff’s Department averaged just over 56 calls for service per day in November.

Late last week the owner of the property on the 200 block of Market street signed a no trespass order.

Grays Harbor and surrounding areas are expected to receive significant rainfall through Wednesday with periods of gusty wind.

Criminal charges are pending following a deadly wreck near Humptulips on Friday.

The Pacific County Sheriff’s office is asking you to be on the lookout.

Grays Harbor Raceway is asking for your help in identifying the person who broke into part of the raceway this weekend.

A reminder to slow down on the roads after a Pacific County crash sends one person to the hospital by Life Flight.

Two city council races and a mayoral race in Grays Harbor will have a ballot recount next week.

Active weather events are expected to start today with rain and snow predicted through Wednesday of next week.

According to police, just before 4pm Tuesday, a vehicle vs pedestrian crash was reported at Broadway and 1st.

After 28 years of service to the residents of Aberdeen, Officer Ron Bradbury signed off-duty for the last time Wednesday.

Aberdeen Police investigated a hit and run yesterday at Broadway and 1st.

A Pacific County man will spend 50 days in jail for illegally “snagging” salmon.

The US Postal service wants to make sure Washingtonians know the shipping deadlines to have packages arrive by Christmas day.

In the neck and neck race for Aberdeen’s next mayor, Douglas Orr has been certified the winner over Debi Pieraccini by a margin of 4 votes.

Grays Harbor Transit will offer free fairs again in 2024.

The Aberdeen Police and Fire Departments have joined together to participate in the “Giving Tree” this 2023 Christmas season once again.

The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office announced $4.7 million for 53 projects through its Local Parks Maintenance grant program.

Olympic National Park is closing off some local areas to sport fishing in order to protect the population of steelhead salmon.

Lynch Creek Farm, a leading handcrafter of traditional and decorated Christmas wreaths, fresh centerpieces, and other holiday gifts.

The auditions are open to the public and do not require any preparation.

The Washington Starte Fair Foundation is calling all Grays Harbor and Pacific County students who wants to pursue a career in law enforcement to apply.

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.