Washington’s entire congressional delegation voted for legislation that temporarily continues federal government funding through mid-November.
U.S. Rep. Newhouse has condemned the federal government’s consideration of re-introducing grizzly bears into the North Cascades in Washington.
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.
Marshals Service is offering up to $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Dylan Harrington.
Health officials are encouraging vaccinations for COVID-19, influenza and Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection (RSV) ahead of the winter illness season.
The Upper Columbia Region was awarded nearly $4 million for salmon restoration work, $959,339 awarded in Okanogan County.
The Forest Service will be waiving recreation fees at day-use sites on Saturday, Sept. 23, for National Public Lands Day.
This will significantly improve broadband access to the Nine Mile, Molson, Chesaw, Havillah and Siwash Creek areas.
Suspected kidnapping in Okanogan County leads to weapons and drug bust in Douglas County
A divided Washington Supreme Court ruled that sheriffs in non-charter counties can order the deployment of tear gas to quell a riot.
Court is being asked to invalidate current regulations, which plaintiffs allege are costing tens of millions of dollars in fuel taxes that should be exempt.
