- Give More 24! surpasses goal, raises $1.28 million for charity September 21, 2018Thursday's Give More 24! online fundraiser brought in more than $1.28 million for 155 local nonprofits, exceeding its $1.2 million goal.
- Longview mushroom picker found in 'middle of nowhere' September 21, 2018Mushroom hunter Delores Williams, 60, of Longview was found early Thursday morning by an elk hunter after she spent the night lost in the Beaver Creek Road area, according to the Wahkiakum County Sheriff’s Office
- Bagaason steps down from Longview port commission September 21, 2018Commissioner Bob Bagaason announced Wednesday that he would step down from the Port of Longview one year before the end of his second term.
- Give More 24! raising thousands for charity; there's still time to donate September 21, 2018More than 2,600 people had donated $960,331 to local nonprofits from midnight to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, with six and half hours still remaining in the Give More 24! online fundraiser.
- Teacher strike short-circuited electrical contractor's work in schools September 21, 2018Despite the Longview School District’s decision to hire a different electric contractor in place of Busack Electric after the company refused to cross the teacher picket line, no hard feelings remain between the two parties.
- Longview, Kelso leaders tout progress in 'State of the Cities' speeches September 21, 2018The leaders of Longview and Kelso touted a rebounding local economy, declining crime, completed park projects and new public works initiatives as part of their State of the Cities addresses to the Kelso-Longview Chamber of Commerce Thursday.
- Police Blotter: Sept. 21 September 21, 2018Recent reports of criminal activity from our local law enforcement agencies.
- Suspected Longview shooter arrested Saturday September 20, 2018An 18-year-old Longview man suspected of participating in a burst of gunfire at a Kelso residence Saturday remains in jail in lieu of $125,000 bail.
- Police Blotter: Sept. 20 September 20, 2018Recent reports of criminal activity from our local law enforcement agencies.
- Injunction requests temporarily block release of sex offender names September 20, 2018The names of nearly 570 level 1 Cowlitz County sex offenders originally scheduled to be released Wednesday won’t be released for at least two weeks, the Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday.