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Jury returns a quick guilty verdict
Jerry L. Chase killed his friend, Jonathan Dodds. He killed his "brother." So decided a 12-person jury Thursday morning after about an hour of deliberation in Chase's second-degree murder trial.
Murder case involving roommates goes to jury
The Daily World Jerry L. Chase, left, flips through his legal records during a court recess Wednesday in the second day of his second-degree murder trial for allegedly beating his roommate, Jonathan Dodds, to ...
The formation of a tri-county Chehalis River flood control district won't happen this year.
Storm in Danger of Leaving KeyArena Too?
I seriously doubt it, but that's what the headline - "focus switches to keeping Storm [in KeyArena]" - of this peculiar P.I. story insinuates.
"Surf's Up" free movie at Hoquiam
The Daily World The teenage royal penguin, Cody Maverick, takes on the penguin world surfing championship in the animated mockumentary "Surf's Up" tonight at Olympic Stadium in Hoquiam.
Hoquiam approves raise in ambulance transport fees
The Daily World Sick or injured Hoquiam residents will pay an increased fee for city ambulance service while hospitals must pay a $150 fee for transport cancellations starting next year.
Hoquiam passes school spending plan
The Hoquiam School Board approved its $19 million annual budget Thursday night, a month after doing line item cuts to find $720,000 in savings.
Becky's earthly life came to a sudden end on Friday, July 11. She was struck and killed by a hit-and -run driver as she walked home from the bus stop in Purdy.
New environmental outlook sees foresters as good guys, Hargrove tells chamber
A new carbon consciousness could put foresters in league with environmental activists, state Sen.
Saint Martin's drum line class helps students beat the heat
For two weeks at Saint Martin's University, young musicians from around South Sound have been walking into Kreielsheimer Hall with their instruments - including flutes, saxophones and five-gallon buckets.
The Chehalis River Basin Flood Control Authority unanimously approved membership for the town of Oakville on Tuesday, a move it has been considering for weeks.
Basketball now in WA lawmakers' court
With the Sonics moving to Oklahoma City and the clock ticking on the deadline to bring another NBA franchise to Seattle, the ball is in state lawmakers' court.
Lawmakers want AG opinion on city gun bans
A Supreme Court decision on U.S. gun laws combined with Seattle's attempt to restrict guns on city property has sparked a legislative discussion about an issue Washington Democrats have consistently avoided.
Seattle bakes in the summer sunshine
Missed it by that much. Seattle and Olympia fell one degree short of their record highs for Saturday - Seattle hit 90 while Olympia hit 91 -- but it didn't matter to the thousands who took to the beaches and ...
One WA county boasts five award-winning treatment plants
The plant serves 1,900 single-family homes and 200 businesses, according to the article.
Memorial Services Set for Cowlitz Tribal Leader
Cowlitz Indian Tribe Chairman John Barnett will be honored this week in several memorial services in Grays Harbor and Lewis counties.
Virgin: Search for oil, gas in state hits a rock wall
THE LANDSCAPE of the San Juan Basin of the Southwest is dotted with pump-jack oil wells that resemble bobbing drinking bird toys as they methodically pull oil from the depths.
While Montesano gets stuck with disappointing bids for timber blown down from the Dec.
Surprising spring snow blankets Washington mountains
Summer is only 11 days away and the National Weather Service has a snow warning in effect for the Washington Cascades and the mountains in northeast Washington.
Turbine building, food distribution center funded
The county commissioners have approved a $250,000 request for the Satsop Development Park to help refurbish the old Turbine Building at the Fuller Hill business park.