A measure that would waive tuition and fees for eligible students attending two-year community colleges and technical schools in the U.S.
This is the third in our series of articles on the candidates who participated in a forum held in Oroville on Oct. 5.
Tasha Gordon and Eva Brenon, share space in a hair salon where the old Subway Sandwich Shop used to be at 2002 Main Street in Oroville.
The state agency has for years warned of a “glidepath toward failure” regarding funding for road maintenance and preservation.
Washington is among 13 states invited to take part in a pilot program by the IRS for a free tax filing program.
Three out of four candidates for Oroville City Council were on hand to introduce themselves and answer questions from the audience
Judge rules in favor of a lawsuit against DSHS, ordering the state to fulfill its obligation to evaluate and treat patients with behavioral health conditions.
The Tonasket Planning Commission will hold a Public Workshop in order to update the public on possible amendments to the zoning code on Oct. 17 at 3 p.m.
A prescribed fire operation to reduce wildfire risk and restore forest health near Tonasket is projected to begin on Thursday, Oct. 5
Washington’s entire congressional delegation voted for legislation that temporarily continues federal government funding through mid-November.
In the 5-4 decision, a majority of justices upheld a lower court decision that the governor “acted within his statutory authority.”
Tonasket students will have a safer way to and from school as ground was broken on a new sidewalk on the south side of 4th St.
While most county-wide burn restrictions remain in place, Okanogan County lifted restrictions on recreational campfires.
