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KIRO 7 Seattle

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Shelton homicide suspect with ‘Monster Energy’ face tattoo arrested in Aberdeen

A suspect wanted for a Nov. 4 shooting in Shelton has been arrested following a multi-agency investigation.

Shelton, WA · 13h

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Satsop Man, 53, Found Dead In Ditch, Deputies Suspect Hit-and-Run

A 53-year-old Satsop man was found dead in a roadside ditch near a local golf course on October 28, 2026, and Grays Harbor County deputies believe he was struck by a vehicle that never stopped. The man has since been identified as Harold J. Wickwire, and investigators say he was wearing dark clothing and may have been walking in the roadway when he was hit.

Satsop, WA · 1d
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KIRO 7 Seattle

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Two men arrested in separate internet crimes against children cases in Grays Harbor County

The Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s Office says it arrested two men this week following separate Internet Crimes Against Children investigations.

Grays Harbor County, WA · 1d

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Northwest Fishing Ep #207: Fish On Coho Derby and Copalis Beach Razor Clams

It's the Fish On Coho Derby in beautiful Grays Harbor County, and the Holman's are in the game! Clay Emery of the Elks Hoquiam Lodge take the crew and his grandson out to try for the biggest kings and cohos in the waters. Clay shares his tackle tips and the greenhorn onboard gets to experience the fighting power of some hearty salmon. Later in the episode, nothing says Valentines Day like razor clamming! Hillary and her family hit the shores of Copalis Beach, another fruitful coastal spot in Grays Harbor County, hoping for a clam feast by days end. Equipped with clam guns, the whole beach is digging deep for these delicacies.

Grays Harbor County, WA · 1d
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Hoquiam Clocks a 69 MPH Gust as Strong Cold Front Brings Rain and 50 MPH Gusts to Seattle, Tacoma, and the Olympic Peninsula

HOQUIAM, Wash. — A potent cold front moved ashore Saturday evening, November 7, bringing a quick burst of heavy rain and strong winds to western Washington. Hoquiam had already spent hours with winds over 50 to 60 mph, with a peak gust of 69 mph. The front then pushed across the Olympic Peninsula and into Seattle and the I-5 corridor. Wind Advisories for the Puget Sound area remain in effect until 4 a.m. Sunday.

Seattle, WA · 1d