Rainbow flags and inclusion covered the Longview Civic Circle on Saturday as the community gathered to celebrate Longview’s Pride Festival. The event, hosted by the groups Cascade Forward […]

The plaintiffs in the ongoing Wallin v. Boudreau Open Public Meetings Act lawsuit say they will begin publicly releasing evidence gathered during the case that has not previously […]

There will no longer be a need to travel or wait for mobile office hours to get your licensing needs taken care of. The Washington State Department of […]

Today marks one month since the events of May 26th, 2026, now known as the Nippon Dynawave Disaster. Around 7:08 a.m. that morning, a massive chemical tank failed, […]

If you are going to Vancouver, you should schedule some extra travel time this weekend on southbound I-5 and I-205 as paving work continues.  The Washington State Department […]

A devastating ending to a multi-day missing persons case out of Castle Rock: last evening, 55-year-old Lori Moore was found dead. At around 5 p.m., a Cowlitz County […]

After well over a year of questions, 16 felony counts have now officially been filed against former Woodland mayor and Washington State Patrol trooper Will Finn. The charges, […]

The Kelso-Longview Chamber of Commerce is looking to expand its reach with its new Regional Chamber Participation Program, aimed at expanding business opportunities and strengthening partnerships across the […]