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Him what to do, appears to be doing with one notable exception, exactly what the president wants done in this regard. Officials telling us hes assigned an outside prosecutor to reexamine the case against Michael Flynn, who like stone, the president says was treated very unfairly. I think its very tough to roger stone, compared to what they do to other people, on their side. He got very hard, as did general flynn and as did a lot of other people, they got hit very, very hard. And now theyre findi...

Attorney general barr, who only yesterday said that no one tells him what to do, appears to be doing with one notable exception, exactly what the president wants done in this regard. Officis tellinus hes assigned an outside prosecutor to reexamine the case against Michael Flynn, who like stone, the president says was treated very unfairly. I think its very tough to roger stone, compared to what they do to other people, on their side. He got very hard, as did general flynn and as did a lot of oth...

A 26-year-old Walla Walla man with a felony record in multiple Washington counties now has 13 new charges against him in connection to a Monday, April 22, kidnapping in Burbank.

A bench trial before U.S. District Court Judge Stanley A. Bastian is set for Tuesday, Nov. 12, in the case concerning a 65-foot cell tower proposed at Blue Mountain Community

Changes to the downtown parking code are up for discussion at the Walla Walla City Council meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 10.

The lawsuit, filed Friday, Dec. 1, in the U.S. District Court of Eastern Washington’s Richland division, continues a contentious debate over the proposed tower.

City Council member Rick Eskil asked the council to revisit a policy set by the council in October to address offensive and irrelevant comments made during the public comment segment,

The Art of Knowing People.

A Walla Walla County Superior Court judge ruled that the Walla Walla City Council did not violate the Open Public Meetings Act, dismissing a case brought against the council’s members

Utah officials cheated the Ute Indian Tribe out of a fair shot to buy Tabby Mountain from SITLA in 2019, alleges a federal suit filed by the tribe