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Washington Crabbing Season: Timing, Bag Limits, and Other Important Rules
Many regions in Washington state have year-long crabbing seasons. But whether you’re crabbing in these spots or those with limited seasons, it’s best to know the regulations like bag limits and size requirements. If you’re interested in trying your hand at Washington crabbing season, the following information will help. Washington Crabbing Season Timing Timing for […]
What’s Behind the Surge of All-Black American Flags in Washington State?
What's Behind the Surge of All-Black American Flags in Washington State?. I'm not sure about you but I've recently started seeing a lot of all-black American flags pop up around the Tri-Cities. What's The Meaning Of An All-Black American Flag? Protest Or Remembrance?. Perhaps you've seen them as well. I...
Fewer Washington kids are going to foster care despite steady stream of child neglect reports
The number of kids in Washington’s foster care system has dropped by nearly half since the Department of Children, Youth and Families was created in 2017, reflecting the agency’s push to keep families together. There are now 4,971 children and youth in foster care in Washington, compared with 9,171 in 2018, the first full year […]
93-person manhunt for missing woman comes up empty
WAUCONDA, Wash, - 77-year-old Lucy Burns has been missing since Aug. 10, and despite a recent 93-person manhunt, local law enforcement has come up empty. Law enforcement reported Burns missing after she was last seen walking her two dogs near the intersection of Toroda Creek Road near Wauconda. Burns was...
New information released in Grant County Fair shooting, sheriff's office looking to improve safety
MOSES LAKE, Wash. - The Grant County Sheriff's Office released new information on a shooting that left two girls seriously injured at the fairgrounds Friday night.
'Not our best night,' Jake Dickert says of WSU offense in final fall camp scrimmage
PULLMAN -- Saturday was by and large the final exam for John Mateer and Zevi Eckhaus to determine who will be the starting quarterback for Washington State. Jake Dickert said previously he would have to look at the tape of Saturday's scrimmage to help make the final call but overall, he was not thrilled with the Cougar offense after the final fall camp scrimmage.
Paving begins on northbound Clinton Street
WALLA WALLA – Paving on northbound Clinton Street begins today (Monday) in Walla Walla. It is part of the Clinton Street utilities replacement and pavement preservation project. The road will be prepared for the first day of school at Green Park Elementary on Wednesday so that the public can...
60-Acre Yaksum Fire Emerges in Cashmere
The Yaksum Fire now stands at about 60 acres. Initial reports of the fire emerged just before 9:45 p.m. local time on Saturday. Per the Washington State Fire Wire, crews were dispatched to a location east of the 2290 block of Mission Creek Rd. A Level 1 fire advisory subsequently...
Saturday storms spark wildfire, force event cancellations in western Washington
WASHINGTON, USA — Thunderstorms brought heavy rain, hail and lightning to the lowlands and mountains Saturday night. The storm traveled from south to north overnight and, with that, had substantially weakened. Saturday storm impacts. Overnight lightning strikes sparked a brushfire that is burning near Leavenworth. According to Lake Wenatchee...
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