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PULLMAN – Academic student employees on assistantships would see an average wage increase of at least 20% under the latest proposal offered by Washington State University as labor negotiations continued ahead of a reported January 17 union strike deadline.

The new offer provides an average 20% pay increase for the part-time, nine-month appointments and meets the minimum salary steps proposed by the union's negotiating team.

WSU personnel planning to travel in the coming days may face unexpected hurdles due to the grounding of Boeing 737‑9 MAX jets as well as wintry conditions in certain regions.

KENNEWICK, Wash. - Governor Jay Inslee visited the Tri-Cities to talk with community members about the ongoing Fentanyl Epidemic.

In a statement today, the university explains it has yet to be advised of the outcome of a strike authorization vote by the union representing WSU's academic student employees but is preparing for potential work stoppages.

A 2.5% salary increase for eligible faculty and administrative professionals took effect Oct. 1, with the increase to be first reflected on Oct. 25 paychecks.

Everyone is invited to attend an awareness event on Oct. 8, at the VFW Jackson County Fair Grounds. The event will include: a chili cookoff, silent auction, games, entertainment, and

It’s time again to celebrate recovery at Ellensburg’s North Alder Street Park.

A special program on the criminal justice system as a doorway to recovery will be presented next Tuesday in Ellensburg.

With results from this year’s Employee Engagement Survey now available, unit leaders and department heads are taking steps turning feedback into actionable goals.