Lou Marzeles

As the calendar tips toward another new year, we do what humans have always done at moments like this: we look ahead and imagine. We forecast. We speculate. We predict.

By the time the calendar flips, some things age instantly. Others don’t even make it to January 2.

When Caleb Smith first emailed the track coach at George Fox University, he didn’t have much to offer beyond curiosity and a hunch.

On a recent afternoon, drivers pulling into a Goldendale gas station paused just long enough to glance across the Columbia River—not for the view, but for the numbers.

A growing number of communities across the country are turning to automated license plate reader systems as a tool in law enforcement investigations, and Goldendale is no exception. But as

A scam both highly sophisticated and impossibly stupid is targeting Klickitat County property owners.

As crude oil prices have eased in recent weeks, motorists across much of the country have begun seeing relief at the gas pump.

If you’re still looking for obvious warning signs like poor grammar, flashing red fonts, or promises of millions of dollars from foreign princes, you’re fighting yesterday’s battle.

A Klickitat County resident recently became the target of a highly sophisticated, long con scam involving forged federal documents, marathon video calls, fake criminal investigations, and days of psychological manipulation

A lawsuit that has been effectively frozen for months is once again moving forward after Klickitat County Superior Court Judge Randall Krog ruled Tuesday that the stay halting the case