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Let’s Go Washington turns in 400,000 signatures to reverse police pursuit law
A voter advocacy group has collected enough signatures to put an initiative on the ballot to restore state…
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Governor appoints Burke as Okanogan County Superior Court judge
Gov. Inslee announced the appointment of Kathryn Burke to the Okanogan County Superior Court bench.
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SCOTUS decision could come soon on taking Washington tax lawsuit
The U.S. Supreme Court could decide as early as Dec. 11 whether it will take up a lawsuit…
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U.S. Marshals Service increases reward for information related to double-homicide in Okanogan County
Marshals Service is offering up to $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Dylan Harrington.
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Bridgeport couple charged with kidnapping, assault and drug possession
Suspected kidnapping in Okanogan County leads to weapons and drug bust in Douglas County
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Sheriffs don’t need independent OK to deploy tear gas in riots, WA Supreme Court rules
A divided Washington Supreme Court ruled that sheriffs in non-charter counties can order the deployment of tear gas…
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Washington counties sue state over indigent criminal defense costs
Lawsuit alleges state has failed to fund counties in providing legal counsel to defendants who can’t afford to…
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Council has questions about law enforcement coverage for Tonasket
Okanogan County Undersheriff Dave Yarnell discussed the past 30 days of activity with the Tonasket City Council
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County courthouse reopens after mystery substance determined to be non-toxic
State lab determines substance was negative for any bio-terrorism agents or toxins.
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Okanogan County Courthouse cleared due to mysterious substance found by election officials
Substance found by King County election office is fentanyl; substance in Okanogan County under investigation
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Washington state plans to refund overturned drug conviction fines
State Legislature set aside $50 million for the reimbursements of fines.
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Rollover accident leaves one dead, two injured near Twisp
The incident is still being investigated to collect evidence from the vehicle, as well as blood tox reports.
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U.S. Supreme Court affirmative action ruling likely won’t impact WA
Affirmative action has been outlawed in the state since 1998, when voters passed Initiative 200.