WA residents using new apps to track ICE agent activity. Are the sightings credible?
On Sunday, Wenatchee for Immigrant Justice, which partners with WAISN, reported that ICE officials arrived at a person’s home ...
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Tense suspects at Washington City gas station allegedly caught with fake IDs, passports and bank cards
A traffic stop prompted by a long stay at a gas station and suspicious behavior led to the arrest of a man in Washington City ...
Lilac City Figure Skating Club honors victims of Washington D.C. plane crash
The Lilac City Figure Skating Club held a moment of silence for the lives lost before a performance and dedicated skating ...
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Golf cart is totally destroyed by fire while parked in yard of Washington City residence
The Washington City Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire at a residence on Frontier Drive Saturday afternoon.
Masked ‘bounty hunter’ threats upset Eastern WA town. Does ICE pay private trackers?
A thousand dollars per illegal is a pretty good price, just to do things that you kind of enjoy. How or what are you guys ...
No survivors found after Wichita plane crashed in Washington, D.C. Here’s what we know
The plane collided with a helicopter just before it was scheduled to land. This is a developing story and will be updated.
Tri-City student honored by Congress for a tracking app for farmers. Why it’s needed
It’s a “free resource for hobbyist gardeners all the way up to industrial farmers, because every crop saved is a step towards ...
New trees coming to Petersburg's E. Washington St. corridor: What to know about project
Petersburg will plant trees to help revitalize East Washington Street. Find out how this long-neglected corridor is finally ...
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City of Washington to change trash fee payment deadline
Washington City Council will be approving changes in payment deadlines in its trash collection ordinance. When council meets Thursday, it will be voting on an ordinance that sets the annual fee for ...
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Washington city hall is getting new windows. Why the bid process caused some controversy
Washington’s city hall building is one step closer to a slight makeover after the city council voted Tuesday night to approve a quote for the replacement of eight windows in disrepair.