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Man accused of shooting State Trooper back in court after Two years - Vimarsana News

Man accused of shooting State Trooper back in court after Two years

WALLA WALLA, Wash. – The man accused of shooting a State Patrol Trooper, Dean Atkinson Junior nearly two years ago was back in court Tuesday, May 28th.

Walla Walla judge rules court proceedings to move forward against man accused in shooting of WSP trooper - Vimarsana News

Walla Walla judge rules court proceedings to move forward against man accused in shooting of WSP trooper

WALLA WALLA, Wash. – The man accused of shooting WSP Trooper Dean Atkinson Jr. nearly two years ago has been deemed competent to stand trial.

Wait times decrease for WA mental health patients, but gains are 'fragile' | Northwest - Vimarsana News

Wait times decrease for WA mental health patients, but gains are 'fragile' | Northwest

Average wait times to get into the state hospital have decreased, and are now hovering near the time limits mandated by a 2014 court order.

West to east sheep flows reach highest monthly levels since 2020 | Stock Journal - Vimarsana News

West to east sheep flows reach highest monthly levels since 2020 | Stock Journal

Eastern States' demand for WA sheep did not slow down in April, with more than 150,000-head trucked across the border, pushing this year's total past 500,000-head.

West to east sheep flows reach highest monthly levels since 2020 | Farm Weekly - Vimarsana News

West to east sheep flows reach highest monthly levels since 2020 | Farm Weekly

Eastern States' demand for WA sheep did not slow down in April, with more than 150,000-head trucked across the border, pushing this year's total past 500,000-head.