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Cougs to play Utah state in Famous Idaho Potato Bowl

PULLMAN — The Washington State University Cougars football team (6-6) is set to play Utah State (6-6) in the Famou…

Updated 1 year ago
Data breaches in WA at all-time high

OLYMPIA – Attorney General Bob Ferguson released his annual data breach report Nov. 26 which was at an all-time high at 11.6 million data breach notices being …

Updated 1 year ago
Letters headed to some WA homeowners following $2M settlement

OLYMPIA — More than 1,500 Washingtonians will receive letters in the mail to claim their share of more than $2 million, according to a statement issued Wednesd…

Updated 1 year ago
Regional college sports schedule for Dec. 13-19

MOSES LAKE – Check out this week’s college sports schedule, complete with basketball and track and field events for Big Bend, Central Washington, Eastern Washi…

Updated 1 year ago
Newhouse provides ‘toolkit’ for people fighting fentanyl

YAKIMA — U.S. Congressman Dan Newhouse (R-Fourth District) has published a list for people looking for resources to help them deal with fentanyl use. “The …

Updated 1 year ago
Judges say no to Kroger-Albertsons $24.6B merger

SEATTLE – King County Superior Court Judge Marshall Ferguson ruled Tuesday that a proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons would eliminate sufficient comp…

Updated 1 year ago
Better year in 2024 for apples, cherries — not so much for pears

YAKIMA — After two years of bumpy weather and bumpy harvests, the 2024 apple and cherry harvests were closer to average. Pear growers were not so lucky.

Updated 1 year ago
Ferguson opts to retain agency leaders

OLYMPIA – Governor-elect Bob Ferguson announced Friday that he will retain Commissioner Cami Feek to continue running the Employment Security Department, as we…

Updated 1 year ago
Washington natural gas initiative backer files suit to force state to comply

(The Center Square) – The Building Industry Association of Washington on Friday filed a lawsuit in Thurston County Superior Court to declare that the Washingto…

Updated 1 year ago
WA Congressional news roundup

MOSES LAKE - Congressional delegates serving Eastern Washington have been busy in the lead up to the holidays with one preparing to leave office and others con…

Updated 1 year ago
WA GOP chair files bill to restore felony status for fentanyl-related offenses

(The Center Square) – After failing to launch last session, the Washington State Republican Party is attempting to raise the stakes around dealing, trafficking…

Updated 1 year ago
Five in a row

SEATTLE – Tied at 21 through the first 24 minutes, the top-seeded Royal Knights outscored No. 2 Seton Catholic 40-7 in the second half of Friday’s 1A State Foo…

Updated 1 year ago
Eagles down UND behind stellar three-point shooting

CHENEY — Eastern Washington battled their way to a win over North Dakota, 87-81 with a stellar second-half performance. Eastern won the shooting battle going 5…

Updated 1 year ago
Legislative leaders differ on causes of and solutions to WA budget hole

(The Center Square) – With the 2025 session just around the corner, legislative leaders from the four caucuses have expressed their varying views on the causes…

Updated 1 year ago
West Canal maintenance funding announced

WASHINGTON D.C. – The office of U.S. Senator Patty Murray, D-Wash., announced $57.85 million in federal funding for aging water infrastructure, fishing facilities and canal operations around Washington state. The f…

Updated 1 year ago
Older Driver Safety Awareness Week provides food for thought

MOSES LAKE — Older Driver Safety Awareness Week is Dec. 2-6, so if you are an older driver or a caregiver, it may be time to talk about driving safety, accordi…