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Brown and Serrano clash in back-to-back AG debates
Nick Brown, left, a Democrat, makes remarks during a debate in Spokane on Sept. 18, 2024. He and Pete Serrano, a Republican, right, are running in the 2024 Washington state
Reichert says he supports abortion rights during second WA gubernatorial debate
Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson, a Democrat (left), will face off against former sheriff and congressman Dave Reichert, a Republican (right), in the race for governor this November. (Side by
Trial for Bryan Kohberger, man accused of University of Idaho killings, moves to Ada County
Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November 2022, walks past a video display as he enters a courtroom to appear at a hearing
Funding for local poet laureate inspires international collaboration
At food establishments across Redmond, diners this month will find a unique accompaniment to their orders; poems.
Penned by local writers as well as poets from international Cities of Literature, the poems expound on community, harvest and lineage. Redmond’s poet laureate, Ching-In Chen, is leading the project, called Read Local Eat Local, It kicks off on Thursday Sept. 19 in conjunction with the Downtown Redmond Art Walk.
Walla Walla sees 6 suspicious fires in recent weeks
The aftermath of one of Walla Walla’s recent suspicious fires. (Credit: Susan Shain / NWPB) Listen (Runtime 1:00) Read They happen late at night, or in the early morning. They’re
Council approves less restrictive limits for Tri-Cities wind farm
A state council recommended less restrictive limits on turbines and solar arrays for the Horse Heaven Hills Clean Energy Center, which would be built near the Tri-Cities. (Credit: Roberta Schonborg
30 new citizens sworn in on Patriot Day in Cashmere
Margarita Añaya de Luna, a 94-year-old from Mexico, became a U.S. citizen on Wednesday in Cashmere. She said that she looks forward to voting for the first time in this
PBS elections podcast driven by students — including a Mercer Island teen
Grace Go, a recent graduate of Mercer Island High School, worked on a segment about “What America means to you” for the “On Our Minds” podcast. (Courtesy of Grace Go)
Washington State University researcher finds Harris may have edge in energizing supporters
A research study at Washington State University that monitored audiences’ live reactions to the Tuesday presidential debate showed a bigger emotional response from Democratic voters than Republicans.
Washington State Swap Meet opens in East Wenatchee
The Washington State Swap Meet in East Wenatchee is free to attend. (Credit: Darling Productions) Listen (Runtime 1:03) Read The Washington State Swap Meet begins on Friday and ends on
Pendleton Round-Up crowns first Native queen in 71 years
Kayla Fossek, the Pendleton Round-Up Queen, makes her grand entrance. (Credit: Travis Snell / Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation) Listen (Runtime 1:06) Read When Kayla Fossek walks through
On the Palouse, a mobile farm stand makes fresh food accessible
The mobile farm stand outside the Pullman Regional Hospital. (Credit: Phineas Pope / NWPB) Listen (Runtime 3:45) Read There’s a traveling farmer’s market making its way around the Palouse this
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