The lawsuit argues that the 2022 package violates the state Constitution’s provision regarding single-subject bills and titles….
A measure that would waive tuition and fees for eligible students attending two-year community colleges and technical schools in the U.S.
The busy 2023 season saw over 1,880 fires across Washington, the second-highest number of ignitions in recorded state history
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.
Farmers are rallying for changes to an overtime threshold that would limit workers to 40 hours of work before qualifying for overtime.
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.
The Oroville Chamber sponsored a candidates’ forum Oct. 5. Incumbent Ed Naillon was the only mayoral candidate who attended.
Three out of four candidates for Oroville City Council were on hand to introduce themselves and answer questions from the audience
The state Universal Health Care Commission is examining the many practical challenges.
As of Sunday, Oct. 15, 2023 at 12:01 a.m. (midnight) the Okanogan County Burn Restriction lifted.
Workshop will feature a short presentation providing background on the planning effort and information collected to date.
