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At just 21 years old, Christian Colón is one of the youngest pilots for Mesa Airlines, a United Express Partner at Bush Intercontinental Airport.

More efficient postal administrations have been linked to an increase in voter turnout, according to a study by a WSU professor WSU assistant professor Michael Ritter analyzed voting from 2018–2020 and found that in general, less restrictive and more accessible forms of mail-in ballot voting, such as universal mail-in voting and no-excuse mail voting (in which...

RE/MAX has promoted Sandy Jamison, part of their company since 2011, to VP of Region Development in the Northeast, overseeing states from Maine to Ohio.

Here's a look at the real estate market after mortgage rates climbed over 6%.

While inflation runs rampant and mortgage rates continue to inch upward, many luxury home buyers are apparently unaffected ...

Whitman County Auditor Sandy Jamison announced last week she is looking to hold her position for a second term. Jamison said she wants to see the office continue to grow, according to a press release. When Jamison first took office, she set three goals for herself: only receiving positive comments toward audits, maintaining positive interactions between the...

Whitman County Auditor Sandy Jamison announced Monday she is seeking a second four-year term.

The Whitman County Election Office only counted a handful of last-minute ballots this week, but that was enough to decide one Palouse City Council race — at least temporarily.

A rematch of a 2017 Pullman City Council race may be shaping up for this year. The Executive Director of United Way of Whitman County Eric Fejeran has announced his candidacy for the seat held by Al Sorensen.  Sorensen defeated Fejeran with 57% of the vote 4 years ago.  Sorensen hasn’t announced yet if he is running for re-election this year. Fejeran has lived in Pullman for 13 years.  In his campaign announcement Fejeran says he believes Pullman needs to take a stronger leadership positio...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Up, up and away: Bay Area suburban home prices soar while pandemic deepens [Palo Alto Daily News, Calif.] Dec. 21—Defying a tumbling economy, worsening health crisis and early doomsayers, Bay Area single family home prices jumped to record levels this fall as most counties saw median prices top $1 million. Buyers snapped up the scant inventory of single-family homes, taking advantage of historically low interest rates and bidding up prices. That raised the region�...