LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

Backers say the plan could restore historic connections like Westport to Ocean Shores while helping ease ongoing disruptions with Washington State Ferries.

The technology gives crews real-time call details along with building plans, hydrant locations and hazard information.

Coordinator Marcelina Medina has finished FEMA’s National Emergency Management Basic Academy.

A police stop involving a stolen vehicle brought several patrol cars to a Montesano neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.

The drop-in play group runs from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Health Department on Summer Avenue and is open to kids from birth to kindergarten.

Long Beach leaders are looking to fill a city council seat after longtime member Patrick Reddy resigned.

Hoquiam School District leaders are asking the community to help shape the search for the next superintendent.

The community is being invited to take a closer look at issues facing local teens in Hoquiam at a town hall next week.

The Clerk’s Office says anyone with concerns or hardship questions should reach out for guidance.

A new Medicare scam is making its way through Grays Harbor, and Hoquaim police say at least one person has already been targeted.

Officers spent part of Thursday searching for a suspect near schools in Elma.

The Grays Harbor Community Foundation says applications must be submitted by 5 p.m. March 1

Ayden Will spent a week in Olympia serving as a page, sponsored by Representative Joel McEntire.

Through the Adopt-a-Drain program

The controversial proposal would change who qualifies to serve and who oversees elected sheriffs.

Razor clam season is rolling on with another 7 days of digs approved along the Washington coast.

An Ocean Shores man is now facing decades behind bars after a jury found him guilty on nine child exploitation charges.

Officer Elliot Nelson was also recognized, earning 2025 Police Officer of the Year.

Repairs to the entrance started Monday and are keeping the public area shut through Tuesday.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will be conducting drone flights over portions of the Elk River Natural Resources Conservation Area in Grays Harbor to evaluate current habitat conditions.

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.