Governor called a press conference Thursday, July 20, to address fuel prices in the Evergreen State.
Joint development agreement could lead to development of small modular reactors, potentially generating up to 960 megawatts of “carbon-free” electricity
The new housing is being built at the site of OHA’s first project nearly three decades ago
Quill Hyde joins with PETA seeking an answer to the question “If animals spoke in a language we could understand, what would they say about us?”
A group of glass artists has volunteered to create a mosaic mural of wildflowers for a wall outside city hall.
Oroville agrees to easement removal, wants inclusion of public trail as part of development plan along Okanogan River.
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Two-way race for Tonasket Council Position No. 5. Candidates will meet in the November General Election.
Statewide elections experiencing a surge in candidates for high-profile open seats such as commissioner of public lands and governor.
Affirmative action has been outlawed in the state since 1998, when voters passed Initiative 200.
Legislation that would enable wine grape growers to be insured against smoke exposure from wildfires
Restoration project aims to improve water quality of Antoine Creek and the health and productivity of rangeland ecosystems
NCW Libraries annual Summer Library Program is in full swing for the summer, offering free activities and programs for all ages.
