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“Our country has historically failed to meet the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous people with the urgency and resources it demands,” she said. “That historical failure stops now.”

The Educational Programs and Operations Levy for Dixie School District was approved with a 68.81% approval rate.

Voters have a chance to hear from Walla Walla County commissioner and superior court judge candidates at the first of three forums before the November general election.

Sarah Edwards, Amy Ford and Bailey Hayes have been named finalists for the Sharpstein Elementary School principal position. The school will host a community meet-and-greet on Wednesday, May 8.

The red hands printed over the mouths of MMIW advocates symbolize the silence Indigenous women have endured, while the empty dresses are a visual reminder of the high rates of

The county will use transportation safety data and public feedback to put together a prioritized list of projects focused on improving road safety.

The 2024 election will include local races for the county commissioners and judges in Walla Walla and Columbia counties, state executive offices and state and federal lawmakers.

Primary ballots sent to voters in Umatilla County will include local races and ballot measures in addition to the presidential primary, state executive races and federal and state lawmaker races.

Washington’s access to quality preschool services falls below many other states, only serving 16% of 4-year-olds and 8% of 3-year-olds, a new national report found.

Over the past few years, Yakima Valley irrigators have invested in water conservation projects and have taken new steps to share limited water. The work will be up against a