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Owner of truck stolen in Olympia worries about cat
A man who was sleeping in the back of his pickup truck when it was stolen in Olympia is worried about his cat that was also in the truck.
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Mason County deputy shoots wood theft suspect
A Mason County sheriff's deputy shot and wounded a man who was driving his truck toward the officer.
The Unknown Soldiers: A Box of Flowers
Sheyanne Baker was sitting down to dinner with her husband when she heard someone at the door.
Woman Finds Ashes of Army Veteran in Mail
Karen Smith from Shelton, Wash., was shocked when she opened a package and found a red velvet pouch containing the dog tags of U.S. Army veteran Randal L. Irwin, who died last year, and a small inscribed urn.
Lacey woman killed in 2-car collision Friday
A 53-year-old Lacey woman was killed and four Shelton residents were injured in a two-vehicle crash at 6:09 p.m. Friday at 6225 Hawks Prairie Road, according to the Washington State Patrol.
House GOP's budget spends $580M more on education
House Republicans offered a "fund education first" budget Thursday, highlighting what they depicted as $580 million more for K-12 public schools than Gov.
42 Hospitals Attest to Stage 1 Meaningful Use With T-System
A third-party comparative analysis by blogger Brian Ahier posted to the Government Health IT website illustrates that T-System ranks eighth on a list of the top 10 electronic health records vendors in terms of facility attestations.
Face of Defense: Surgical Tech Becomes Army Aviator
Army Maj. Jonathan Steinbach, an aviator with the Washington National Guard's 1st Battalion, 168th General Support Aviation Regiment assigned to 3rd Army/U.S. Army Central Aviation Task Force Raptors here, took an unusual route to the cockpit.
Dept. of Corrections officer arrested after Tacoma standoff
SEATTLE Tacoma Police were locked in a standoff with a Department of Corrections officer near a school Monday.
Gun Talk Welcomes Two New Washington State Stations
Tom Gresham's Gun Talk welcomes KMAS AM and KMAS FM in Shelton, Washington, as the latest affiliates to add the nationally-syndicated radio talk show to their schedule.
WA to pay $2.35M in abuse case settlement
The Pierce County Superior Court lawsuit alleged that a paroled child rapist named Danny Dorosky Sr.
Woman gets $2.35 million from DOC, DSHS in child sex abuse settlement
The state will pay a former Mason County woman $2.35 million to settle her lawsuit alleging that the departments of Corrections and Social and Health Services failed a supervise a sex offender who abused her, beginning when she was 10 years old.
Rare closure of Narrows bridges clogs traffic on highways, ferries
Traffic backs up on Highway 16 after the Washington State Patrol closed the Narrows Bridge at about noon Friday.
Heck postpones Thurston kickoff for Congress
Brad Shannon maintains this blog. He is political editor at The Olympian and can be reached at 360-753-1688 or bshannon@theolympian.com . Democrat Denny Heck of Olympia is postponing his formal campaign kickoff for the 10th Congressional District that had been planned Saturday at the Olympia Ballroom.
SIFF announces opening-night film
Lynn Shelton's "Your Sister's Sister," which made its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival last fall and is screening this weekend at the Sundance Film Festival, will open the 38th annual Seattle festival on May 17 at McCaw Hall.
More colleges, schools announce snow closures
Several school districts -- including Olympia, Tumwater, Griffin, Rainier, Rochester, Yelm, Tenino and North Thurston -- are closed today due to the snow.
Advisory warns Puget Sound of bigger storms coming
TACOMA — As the South Puget Sound wakes today to fresh snow, the National Weather Service warns that more severe winter weather could be on the way.