Navajo Nation reports 183 additional coronavirus cases

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) — The Navajo Nation has reported 183 additional COVID-19 cases with two deaths from the virus as of Sunday night.

Oregon Health Authority reports 871 new COVID cases

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Health Authority on Thurday reported 871 new confirmed COVID-19 cases and 12 deaths.

Oregon Health Authority reports 871 new COVID cases

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Health Authority on Thurday reported 871 new confirmed COVID-19 cases and 12 deaths.

Oregon Health Authority reports 871 new COVID cases

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Oregon Health Authority on Thurday reported 871 new confirmed COVID-19 cases and 12 deaths.

Strong quake strikes off south Chile; no reports of damage

A strong earthquake struck off the coast of southern Chile on Sunday, causing shaking felt in several cities but without any reports of damage, Chilean authorities said.

Fire crews contain Monument Hill fire

QUINCY — Fire crews worked through the night and into the early morning to contain a large wildfire between Quincy and Ephrata. There were no reported injuries, but at least one residence was destroyed.

2 deputies shot, suspect dead in California shooting

KNIGHTSEN, Calif. (AP) — Two sheriff's deputies were shot late Thursday night and a suspect is dead in a shooting that followed an hourslong standoff in California, according to reports.

Coronavirus: Thirteen new cases in Grant County

GRANT COUNTY — There were 13 new cases of the coronavirus reported in Grant County on Thursday: five new cases in Moses Lake; two in Ephrata; two in the Quincy area; and one each in the Mattawa area, Royal City, Soap Lake and the Grand Coulee/Electric City area,

Man dies in bike crash

- Staff report

Wildland fire erupts near Ephrata

EPHRATA — A wildland fire erupted near Ephrata Tuesday afternoon.

Truck driver airlifted after crash

Blocks highway

MOSES LAKE - A Coeur d' Alene man was airlifted with injuries from a crash on state Route 262, about 20 miles south of Moses Lake.

Mulliken cited after traffic collision

Mulliken failed to yield from a stop sign

1 injured after big fire rips through Philadelphia warehouse

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Several hundred firefighters battled a massive fire at a large warehouse in north Philadelphia early Sunday, and one firefighter was reported injured.

Eight more COVID-19 deaths reported in Grant County

Eight more Grant County residents died due to the coronavirus, bringing the total deaths of local residents to 91 since the pandemic began, the Grant County Health District reported Thursday.

Deputy involved in I-90 collision

State patrol says deputy not at fault

Failure to yield leads to injury near Mattawa

MATTAWA - A Mattawa man's failure to yield caused a crash just south of Mattawa Friday night, according to the Washington State Patrol.

Photography donation scam reported

EPHRATA - The Grant Couny Sheriff's Office reports a citizen informed the GCSO last week that a young man driving a white Ford Mustang came to the home claiming he was seeking donations for Grant County Search and Rescue.

STUDIO BASIN: QVMC starts framing, water meters and Basin wrestling

MOSES LAKE – On this episode of the STUDIO BASIN podcast, Senior Reporter Cheryl Schweizer and Staff Writer Joel Martin go over last week's headlines, including the city of Moses Lake budgeting a $1 million match to a grant towards water meters, a Wahluke school bus being involved in a collision and the Quincy Valley Medical Center reaching an important milestone in its construction.

Moderate earthquake shakes Turkey, no casualties reported

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A moderately strong earthquake shook buildings in western Turkey on Wednesday, causing a few derelict structures to collapse, but authorities said there were no immediate reports of any casualties.

STUDIO BASIN: Grant County Fair and WIAA classification changes

MOSES LAKE -- On this episode of the STUDIO BASIN podcast, Managing Editor Rob Miller and Seniors Reporter Cheryl Schweizer discuss the various ongoings at the Grant County Fair and the change of command at the Ephrata Armory.