OTHELLO - A Spokane man was arrested Thursday evening in Othello after police say he was driving a stolen car and was found with about 2,000 suspected fentanyl laced pills.
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OTHELLO - A Spokane man was arrested Thursday evening in Othello after police say he was driving a stolen car and was found with about 2,000 suspected fentanyl laced pills.
VANTAGE - Kittitas County deputies are asking the public for help in identifying a burglary suspect who stole thousands of dollars' worth of items from a home in Vantage.
OLYMPIA - Gov. Jay Inslee is deploying members of the state National Guard to Confluence Health-Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee and three others hospitals to set up testing sites and to help in non-medical tasks amid staffing shortages and a surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations.
MOSES LAKE - An additional 14 COVID-19 deaths have been confirmed in Grant County, according to the health district.
WENATCHEE - The Chelan-Douglas Health District has opened a community COVID-19 testing site at the Town Toyota Center but officials say testing is only available for symptomatic individuals due to limited supplies.
MOSES LAKE - A Moses Lake construction company has been fined by the state Department of Ecology for reported air pollution violations.
EAST WENATCHEE — State troopers say a 28-year-old woman was killed when she was struck by a box truck Thursday evening on state Route 28, east of East Wenatchee.
During the Focus On Shelton, presented by Peninsula Credit Union, Jeff Slakey talks with City Manager Jeff Niten and the City of Shelton Employee of the Year Luke Manning talk about all that he did during the heat wave in the summer.
The following school districts are delayed or closed due to icy road conditions:
WARDEN - Warden’s school district is pulling its students from the classroom due to skyrocketing coronavirus cases.
MOSES LAKE - The recent rush of coronavirus cases in Grant County likely has health officials nervous. Since the last weekly report of coronavirus cases and rates on Jan. 6, the Grant County Health District disclosed some alarming numbers on Thursday, Jan. 13.
ROSLYN - An explosion-caused fire killed a Roslyn woman early Thursday.
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- Man killed after pickup plunges down 200-foot cliff Tuesday near Marlin
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- Halloween events planned throughout Grant County on Saturday and Monday
- Wilson Creek School District hosting free Halloween Carnival on Saturday
- Family fun returns for the annual Wilson Creek Harvest Fest on Saturday
- Wilson Creek School District hosting dinner, orientation for parents of elementary school students
- Wilson Creek School District hosting free Halloween Carnival on Saturday
- Family fun returns for the annual Wilson Creek Harvest Fest on Saturday
- Wilson Creek School District hosting dinner, orientation for parents of elementary school students
- Grant County burn ban in effect, conditions remain dry
- POLICE: Drivers should use caution near schools as children return to class
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- WEATHER: Strong winds predicted for Thursday, high fire danger
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ROSLYN - The 35 Roslyn apartment complex residents who were displaced from their homes by snow last Saturday, have finally returned.
SHELTON - The Pioneer School District in Mason County has suspended in-person learning due to an accelerating amount of coronavirus cases among staff and students. In addition, available substitutes needed to fill in for the high number of teacher absences isn’t enough to continue in-person …
UPDATE - The city issued the following statement on Friday to clarify the proposed funding options/possibilities for the homeless center:
WENATCHEE - More than six months after a man’s body was found floating in the Columbia River in Wenatchee, his identity remains a mystery. Chelan County Coroner Wayne Harris is hoping drawings by a forensic artist will help.
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — The Washington state Senate on Wednesday unanimously approved a measure that would make it a Class C felony to harass an election worker, with violations potentially resulting in a five-year prison sentence and a $10,000 fine.
LEAVENWORTH - About two dozen Washington National Guard members continue to canvass Leavenworth for welfare checks as city crews work to remove snow from last week’s storm.
ELLENSBURG - Kittitas County commissioners are rebuking the state’s Department of Transportation after it reportedly refused assistance from county road crews after a historic snow storm last week.
An Ephrata man has been charged with second-degree unlawful hunting of big game.
LEAVENWORTH - The heavy rains both hindered and helped state transportation crews during their herculean efforts clear a path on one of Washington’s most traveled highways.
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