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GRANT COUNTY - The first case of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) associated with COVID-19 has been reported in Grant County.
MOSES LAKE - There were 11 COVID-19 cases reported on Friday in Grant County, according to the health district.
SEATTLE — About 55,000 Washingtonians may have to pay back thousands of dollars in jobless benefits.
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- First case of Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children associated with COVID-19 reported in Grant County
- Grant County tops 9,000 COVID-19 cases; 11 cases reported Friday
- Tens of thousands in WA may have to repay jobless benefits
- In full uniform, state trooper takes part in polar plunge to support Special Olympics
- Travel trailers destroyed in Wednesday night fire near Ephrata
- Strong US jobs report sends stocks higher on Wall Street
- Spacewalking astronauts tackle more solar panel advance work
- Health district reports 21 COVID-19 cases on Thursday in Grant County
- WA vaccine eligibility to expand to more groups on March 22
- Capitol Police request 60-day extension of Guard at US Capitol
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- Spacewalking astronauts tackle more solar panel advance work
- Health district reports 21 COVID-19 cases on Thursday in Grant County
- WA vaccine eligibility to expand to more groups on March 22
- Capitol Police request 60-day extension of Guard at US Capitol
- Powerful quake off coast of New Zealand prompts tsunami watch in American waters
- Republicans unveil plan to advance WA into Phase 3
- Moses Lake school board member spearheading new committee to get eastern Washington into Idaho
- Health district confirms 4 more COVID-19 deaths in Chelan County, 2 more in Douglas County
- Senate OKs bill for graduating students to take bridge year
- Washington state surpasses 5,000 COVID-19 deaths
- Senate unanimously passes East Wenatchee legislator's bill to promote hydrogen-powered vehicles
- $850,000 in new grant funding revives Soap Lake’s McKay Healthcare after crippling year
- 12 coronavirus cases reported Wednesday in Grant County
- Some businesses were accused of price gouging in 2020; a bill to prevent that passes WA Senate
- Johnson & Johnson vaccine approved for use in Washington
- Will Newhouse vs. Culp be WA’s political ‘main event’ heading into 2022 election? Culp hints at it…
- Gov. Inslee signs graduation waiver measure
- High snowpack in WA mountains following February storms
- Rey Rodriguez selected as new police chief in Royal City
- Central Washington University military scholarship named after alumni General James Mattis
WENATCHEE - State Trooper John Bryant, donning his full uniform, took part in the Polar Plunge to help support the Washington Special Olympics.
EPHRATA - Two travel trailers and at least one vehicle were destroyed by fire Wednesday night near Ephrata.
OLYMPIA - With COVID-19 cases declining, Washington Republicans feel that now is the time to advance into the next phase in the reopening of Washington’s economy. This week, Republicans in the state’s House of Representatives unveiled their “Open Safe, Open Now” plan. The plan returns decisi…
MOSES LAKE - Lifelong farmer Elliot Goodrich, who also serves on Moses Lake’s school board, says turning eastern Washington into a new state won’t work. Goodrich believes grouping eastern Washington into Idaho is a plausible approach. That’s why Goodrich founded the Committee for Liberty.
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