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Washington state’s new capital gains tax has raked in nearly $890 million so far
Washington state’s capital gains tax exceeded initial expectations of bringing in at least $500 million annually for early…
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Republicans blame Gov. Inslee, Ecology for reported salmon loss
Three Republican who oppose breaching the lower Snake River dams are pointing to a new federal study to…
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Okanogan County PUD planned power outage
Okanogan County PUD will have a four-hour scheduled power outage on Thursday, Nov. 16 from 12:01 a.m. to…
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Hilary Franz ends gubernatorial bid, will run for Congress instead
The 53-year-old Democrat announced her candidacy Friday to represent Washington’s 6th Congressional District
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Second count of general election brings no changes in those leading races
In the second count of the Nov. 7 general election ballots it still appears incumbents have the edge…
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Oroville High School honors local veterans at assembly
OROVILLE – On Thursday, Nov. 9, Oroville High School hosted the American Legion Hodges Post 84 and all…
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Incumbents lead challengers, while write-in candidate out in front
In the election night count it appears incumbents have the edge over challengers in the races for city…
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Candidates for Tonasket School Board introduce themselves at forum
Candidates for Tonasket School Board met in a forum held at the Tonasket Community Cultural Center.
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WA Farm Bureau concerned by ‘clean fleet’ rule, notes California litigation
The Washington Farm Bureau is voicing concerns about zero-emission vehicle rules adopted in California….
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U.S. Rep. Newhouse among those opposing feds’ grizzly bear proposal
Both options anticipate annually releasing three to seven grizzly bears into the region over a period of five…
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Oroville School Board candidates answer questions at forum
Candidates running for Oroville School Board Position 5 – Debra Nesper, Bryan Zeski and write-in candidate Adam Breardsley.
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Plaintiffs in lawsuit over increased taxes, fees appeal to Washington State Supreme Court
The lawsuit argues that the 2022 package violates the state Constitution’s provision regarding single-subject bills and titles….
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Bill would provide low-income student tuition at two-year colleges, tech schools
A measure that would waive tuition and fees for eligible students attending two-year community colleges and technical schools…