As expected, crime stories generally topped the list of most read stories on columbian.com. Here’s a look at the stories you viewed the most in 2016:
1. Three people slain near Woodland. 90,028 page views, July 16.
2. Black lab Hunter returned to firefighter. 79,270, Aug. 21.
3. Dutch Bros. workers pray with woman. 57,685, March 22.
4. Body found at Orchards restaurant. 42,074, March 9.
5. Battle Ground boy, 3, dies from injuries. 40,258, May 24.
6. Woodland shooting suspect had trial set. 25,685, July 16.
7. John McKibbin reported missing. 25,329, March 24.
8. School employee faces porn charges. 23,981, Jan. 29.
9. Stolen motorhome shuts down I-205. 22,423, July 30.
10. ’90s Blazers’ names behind weed, brew. 20,707, Jan. 21.
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