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Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich called for a state level tax change to better fund infrastructure projects during a Wednesday media briefing on his proposed Capital Improvement Budget. The executive also discussed the recent winter storm and the status of respiratory illnesses in the county.

Anne Wien qualified for the project based on several needs, including its status as a Title I school, where 95% of its students qualify for free or reduced cost meals.

Pullman City Council held their first meeting of the year, as well as their first without Glenn Johnson as mayor in 20 years. Mayor Francis Benjamin began the meeting at 7 p.m. Benjamin said last Tuesday was the last day to apply for the vacant City Council ward 1 position. A celebration for former Mayor...

New faces were seen on the Pullman City Council during its first meeting of the year Tuesday.

A final design for the Centennial Place downtown corner at Sequim Avenue and Washington Street will come before city councilors later this year using input from a recent open house and ongoing online survey.

PULLMAN — New faces were seen on the Pullman City Council during its first meeting of the year Tuesday.

The price tag for the expansion of the Desert Dunes Water Reclamation Facility has gone up.

New faces were seen on the Pullman City Council during its first meeting of the year Tuesday.

When discussions about Evanston’s 2024 budget began last fall, city officials stared down a looming shortfall and monetary challenges they called “sobering.” Initial plans called not just for utility rate hikes but also a 7.8% increase to the property tax rate. But, after several rounds of input from residents, plus the approval of the Ryan...