Post-Trump rallies, Sisolak to review Nevada's capacity cap

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Gov. Steve Sisolak said Wednesday that state officials will review coronavirus directives including the 50-person cap on public gatherings and the 50% capacity limit at businesses including casinos.

Quincy to top Moses Lake in assessed values again

QUINCY — For the second year in a row, Quincy is expected to outpace Moses Lake as Grant County’s most valuable city.

County revamping ag land property taxes

MOSES LAKE — Grant County is currently revamping how it assesses and taxes farmland.

Primary voters use unprecedented number of absentee ballots

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Maine officials called on the state's voters to use absentee ballots as much as possible during this week's primary, and they have responded in overwhelming fashion.

Oil company extends bid deadline for Connecticut-size lands

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Occidental Petroleum has extended by one week a Wednesday deadline for Wyoming to bid on a swath of land and mineral rights bigger than Connecticut, a spokesman for Gov. Mark Gordon said Tuesday.

Wallace Leroy Morris

Wallace Leroy Morris, 86, longtime Moses Lake resident, passed away at his daughter's home on Easter Sunday, April 11, 2004.

Dog show winners announced

Three winners from Grant County

MOSES LAKE — Three of 120 Best of Breed winners at the Moses Lake and Ephrata Kennel Club’s dog show last weekend were from the Columbia Basin.

Genie begins downsizing at Moses Lake plant

Some employees will lose jobs

Bill Loomis

Bill Loomis, creator of the Lind Lions’ Club Combine Demolition Derby and owner of Loomis Truck and Tractor, passed away October 27 in Kennewick, WA after a lengthy battle with Parkinson’s disease. He was 77.

Calvin Thomas Christensen

Calvin Thomas Christensen, 85, died Moses Lake, Grant Co. Washington on Saturday September 26, 2009 at 1:30 A.M.

Carrol Marie Duke Christensen

Carrol Marie Duke Christensen, 76, died peacefully at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane on Thursday April 20, 2006 at 10:45 in the evening.

Where there's smoke

MOSES LAKE — With a few inhales and exhales through a straw after jumping up and down for anywhere from one to three minutes, fifth-grader Bryce Perez at Longview Elementary has an inkling of what it feels like to be a smoker.

Breaking bread over a bowl of soup

Moses Lake United Methodist puts on 'Souper' Saturday

Warden boys, girls take twin title trophies

Both the Cougars and Lady Cougars wrestling teams made short order of their opposition to bring home Dream Dual title wins.

Father of teen killed near protest zone files $3B claims

SEATTLE (AP) — The father of a 19-year-old Seattle man shot and killed in the Capitol Hill Organized Protest zone has filed wrongful death claims totaling $3 billion, seeking $1 billion each from the city of Seattle, King County and the state of Washington.

Father of teen killed near protest zone files $3B claims

SEATTLE (AP) — The father of a 19-year-old Seattle man shot and killed in the Capitol Hill Organized Protest zone has filed wrongful death claims totaling $3 billion, seeking $1 billion each from the city of Seattle, King County and the state of Washington.

The Latest: Polls close across most of Kansas in primary

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Latest on Kansas' primary election (all times local):

Judge rules Indiana must tell voters of nixed mail ballots

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A federal judge has struck down Indiana’s process of rejecting absentee ballots because of differing voter signatures, since the process didn't require voters to be told about such decisions or offer a way to contest them.

Othello Relay for Life raises over $15,000

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California to spend $1.8 billion more on virus response

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday took an extra $1.8 billion from the state's dwindling coffers to pay for more protective gear and extra hospital beds to aid the state's response to the new coroanvirus.