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Legislation from a Central Washington congressman would give rural WA law enforcement the resources they need to combat the opioid epidemic.

University of Arkansas Coach Dave Van Horn said the season-ending injury to star right hander Peyton Pallette is a setback, but indicated Wednesday that he thinks the Razorbacks still have plenty of arms to be strong in 2022.

In this issue of SW Biweekly, read about the greatest world records in history, featuring Michael Phelps, Katie Ledecky, and more!

Eight students from the Tri-Cities and Yakima have been nominated to attend U.S. Military Academies by a Central Washington Congressmen.

Inundated with Omicron patients and requests for COVID-19 tests, Kadlec welcomes the National Guard for a pop-up testing site in Richland.

While Walla Walla County boasts low unemployment rates, other Southeastern Washington counties are roughly in line withthe national average.

For the second year in a row, Trinidad and Tobago's Dylan Carter wins the Swammy Award for Central American & Caribbean Male Swimmer of the Year.

17-year old Claire Curzan won 2 gold, 2 silver, and 2 bronze medals, part of 30 total podium finishes for Team USA in Abu Dhabi.

Daiya Seto held off Ilya Borodin for his fifth straight 400 IM short course world title, while 41-year-old Nicholas Santos won the 50 fly.

Daiya Seto held off Ilya Borodin for his fifth straight 400 IM short course world title, while 41-year-old Nicholas Santos won the 50 fly.