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Law enforcement logs for Nov. 8, 2024
The reports below were provided by the sheriff's office or police department indicated. All suspects are considere…
Heck, Matthews weigh in on Lt. Governor priorities
OLYMPIA – Lt. Governor Denny Heck, a Democrat from Vancouver, is running for reelection and voters will choose between him and Republican challenger Dan Matthe…
CBCCA concert lineup changes
MOSES LAKE — Hannah Rose Reyes is set to replace Kate Voss and the Hot Sauce for the Central Basin Community Concert Association’s first show of the season on …
ECBID to hold public meeting
MOSES LAKE – The East Columbia Basin Irrigation District Board of Directors will hold a public meeting to present recommendations for allocating the remaining acres served by the public Odessa Groundwater Replaceme…
Fish and Wildlife to receive Quincy-area land in transfer
OLYMPIA — A 1,235-acre parcel near Quincy would be transferred from the Washington Department of Natural Resources to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife under the terms of a request to the Washington Le…
Meeting set to inform public about Soap Lake Creative District
SOAP LAKE – The Soap Lake Creative District Planning Committee will host a public meeting Sept. 19 at 6 p.m. to share the five-year strategic plan for the creative district.
MLSD increases police presence in response to threats
MOSES LAKE – On Thursday, Moses Lake School District released two statements about potential threats at Vanguard Academy and Frontier Middle School.
Jacks fall to Selah in season opener
QUINCY — The return of Quincy Jackrabbits football to the Central Washington Athletic Conference got off to a rocky start with a 59-0 loss to Selah in the seas…
Weather for the week of Sept. 9, 2024
Weather for the week of Sept. 9, 2024
FIRE REPORT: Four MLFD firefighters badged, statewide fires continue burning
MOSES LAKE – Four probationary firefighters at Moses Lake Fire Department have received their official firefighter badges after completing their first year at …
Crime Reduction Team promising in first few months
EPHRATA – Grant County Sheriff Joey Kriete said he’s very excited about the progress the Grant County Sheriff’s Office’s Crime Reduction Team has been able to …
Rear-end collision sends three to hospital
QUINCY — Three people were injured and transported to unidentified hospitals after a Yakima woman allegedly rear-ended the vehicle in front of her and caused both to be hit by a semi-truck Thursday morning about tw…
WA Board of Ed looks to expand controversial ethnic studies graduation requirement
(The Center Square) – The Washington State Board of Education is moving closer to officially updating and expanding a 2021 resolution that established an ethni…
STUDIO BASIN: Ephrata schools, Moses Lake library and fall sports
MOSES LAKE -- On this week's edition of the Studio Basin Podcast, we have a bit of a longer episode packed with plenty of content. Starting out, we have Ephrata School District Superintendent Ken Murray and new Eph…
‘Expect the unexpected’
WARDEN – The Warden volleyball team will have a tougher season this year to prepare for the challenging games they plan on competing in during playoffs, then e…
Young Warrior team looks to build off 2023
MATTAWA -- The 2024 Wahluke girls soccer team is looking to improve from its 7-9-2 finish from a season ago, when last year’s young Warrior team saw their seas…