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A celebration was held for Anna Louella Dunkin on May 15.

With the April Special Election coming to a close, ballots across western Washington have started to be counted.

Bette Leek, 90, arrived at Mima Prairie Pioneer Cemetery with four generations of her family.  They paid respects to her ancestors buried there. It was

  By Jennifer Crooks Priest Point Park, created in 1905, is one of Olympia’s finest parks. In the early 20th century, the city obtained a pair of

Olympia has its share of great trees just waiting for passersby to wonder at their respected age and their stories. Take a walk around Olympia and check out these famous historic trees.

Total of 27 accused of multi-state drug trafficking ring

A grand jury indicted 27 men and women, including a Renton man and an Auburn man, on drug trafficking charges for involvement in the distribution of fentanyl and methamphetamine.

It’s late fall in 1856. The Puget Sound War between American settlers and the region's Native American tribes was wrapping up. Chief Leschi of the

In 1917, voters agreed to a $2 million bond to build a military base to add an economic base to the region. Joint Base Lewis-McChord opened 100 years ago.

The bust netted two-million doses of fentanyl and over 230 pounds of methamphetamine, as well as more than 225 guns.