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Bronze rendering will honor Native American fishing rights activist

The cold weather will slowly get better through the week, but we have snow making an appearance before then.

MILTON-FREEWATER — Starting Monday, Jan. 15, a new bus schedule and route will run through Milton-Freewater as part of the free Kayak Public Transit system.

Have you noticed that every time the Washington State Patrol releases the winter accident reports, the Tri-Cities has WAY MORE!

Have you noticed that every time the Washington State Patrol releases the winter accident reports, the Tri-Cities has WAY MORE!

Have you noticed that every time the Washington State Patrol releases the winter accident reports, the Tri-Cities has WAY MORE!

They are each seeking a job that could pay as much as $208,000 a year.

Walla Walla University’s longest-serving president, John McVay, will retire at the end of this school year, the university announced in a Thursday, Jan. 11, news release.

The Walla Walla County Board of Commissioners will consider an application by the Port of Walla for a $200,000 Economic Development Sales Tax Fund grant at a meeting on Tuesday,

Bill would teach how to balance a bank account, how mortgates work, credit information and more.