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Owensboro Municipal Utilities officials have a plan to replace the decommissioned water tower at Hillcrest Golf Course, and plan to bid out the project for construction in the coming months.

Oregon, Washington and other states argued in federal court against Idaho’s new law against minors seeking abortions outside the state. 

High fuel prices, along with new government subsidies for electric vehicle purchases, may have some in Washington considering whether to ditch their gasoline-powered cars or trucks for plug-in models.

With work underway in Congress to draft a new version of a major agricultural policy law, Washington producers of crops like apples, cherries and potatoes, backed by Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., are

Washington State Parks took in more money than expected during the past two years as the pandemic drove a boom in outdoor recreation.

Insulin, abortions, hearing aids and cancer screenings are among the medical expenses that may soon cost less for Washington residents with health insurance.

With the pandemic ending and state aid in hand, Washington is enjoying a resurgence of interest from makers of movies and television shows.

For the first time in over 40 years, gray wolves in eastern Washington may soon lose some protections under state law that make it legally more difficult for people to kill them. 

Forty-three years ago this month, Mount St. Helens erupted, triggering a magnitude 5 earthquake and spewing ash, mud and debris across southwest Washington.

Forty-three years ago today, Mount St. Helens erupted, triggering a magnitude 5 earthquake and spewing ash, mud and debris across southwest Washington.