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Search for Missing Swimmer in Washington at Lake Roosevelt
Search for Missing Swimmer at Lake Roosevelt Resumes Amid Challenging Conditions. The search efforts for a missing swimmer at Lake Roosevelt have resumed today, focusing on the Keller Ferry Campground area. Emergency services are involved, with marine units and aircraft deployed to aid in the search. Due to strong winds complicating conditions, authorities are urging the public to avoid the area and maintain a safe distance from the emergency resources on the scene.
Winter is Coming: To Areas Of Oregon & Washington
The time of year that many of us dread is about to hit, and hit hard!. No, I’m not talking about “Pumpkin Spice” everything (although that’s not far off). I’m talking about WINTER! The first cold snap! Jack Frost is paying his yearly visit!. Depending...
Washington State Grants Over 1,000 Electric Vehicle Rebates in First Month of Program
OLYMPIA - Earlier this month, the Washington State Department of Commerce launched its EV Instant Rebates program. Steven Hershkowitz, clean transportation managing director for the Washington State Department of Commerce, said the program is designed especially to reach low and middle income residents. He said EVs are nearly at price parity with gas-powered cars but the vast majority of transactions for vehicles of any kind is of used vehicles.
Win Tickets to See Comedian Tiffany Haddish in Toppenish!
Comedian and actress Tiffany Haddish is coming to town!. The "She Ready" performer is scheduled to do a live show at Legends Casino Hotel on Friday, September 13th. We are giving away passes to this show, so enter to win in the contest entry form below!. What I like about...
Washington coastal tribe awarded $3 million grant to move to higher ground
TAHOLAH, Wash. — For generations, Quinault Indian Nation members have thrived on the Washington coast. But the tribe said it's time to go. The traditional villages, with homes just feet from the beaches of Taholah and Queets, are in danger, according to the tribe. The risk of a tsunami...
Watchdog org appeals public records case to Washington Supreme Court
(The Center Square) – Earlier this month, government watchdog group Citizen Action Defense Fund appealed a decision by the Division II Court of Appeals to overturn CADF’s trial court win in Thurston County Superior Court over Washington state’s Office of Financial Management. The appeal has been filed with the Washington Supreme Court. “We just received notice from the court yesterday that they are accepting briefing on whether they should take...
Longtime swim dock at Howard Amon Park retired due to increase in cyanotoxins
RICHLAND, Wash. - The swim dock at Howard Amon Park in Richland was removed from the water for good on Tuesday. Richland Parks and Recreation says the dock, which was placed on the shoreline midway between Lee Boulevard and Newton Street, was removed out of caution for the increased presence of cyanotoxins in the water over recent years, including in summer 2023 when levels higher than recreational guidelines were found.
Daylight Saving Time 2024: When do we ‘fall back’ this year?
The days are already getting shorter, and people are already googling “when does daylight savings time end?”. Daylight saving time will end at 2 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 3, 2024. Most devices these days will adjust automatically to the time change, but don’t forget to set any traditional clocks back by one hour.
STCU announces opening date of new Moses Lake branch
MOSES LAKE - Spokane Teachers Credit Union (STCU) is set to expand its presence in the Columbia Basin with the opening of its 40th branch location in Moses Lake. The new Penn Plaza Branch, located at 1035 N Stratford Rd, will officially open its doors on Wednesday, Sept. 4, marking the credit union's first branch in the Moses Lake area.
Washington State Volleyball Signs Seahawks Standout Ziah Sneva
Ziah Sneva remembers all the long drives to Pullman. The Peninsula Seahawk 6-foot 2-inch senior middle blocker and outside hitter has been going to Washington State Cougars football and volleyball games since she was in fifth grade. She used to stay in the dorms on campus during sports camps for nearly as many years. Her dad, Josh, went to WSU for a time, and a handful of other family members are alumni. So, for her, crimson and gray have always seemed like a natural color combination.
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