In The News

• Thousands still in the dark following Wednesday’s windstorm January 16, 2021
  As of Friday evening, tens of thousands of people are facing another cold night as linemen work to restore power.
• K-12 staff in North Idaho receive first dose of COVID-19 vaccine January 16, 2021
  The Panhandle Health District vaccinated about 500 K-12 employees from the region Friday,
• Deputies searching for man accused of assaulting Grocery Outlet employee over mask mandate January 16, 2021
  Spokane Valley deputies are searching for a man accused of refusing to wear a mask in the Grocery Outlet, and then assaulting an employee who tried to stop him from stealing items from the store. 
• Washington National Guard deploys 400 to DC ahead of Biden’s inauguration January 15, 2021
  Roughly 400 Washington National Guard members are on their way to Washington, D.C. ahead of President-Elect Joe Biden’s inauguration. 
• Culp campaign withdaws lawsuit alleging voter fraud January 15, 2021
  KING CO., Wash. — The campaign for former gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp has withdrawn its lawsuit against Secretary of State Kim Wyman and several county auditors alleging voter fraud in the November 2020 election. In the months after his loss to incumbent Jay Inslee, Culp has alleged that the state sent 10,000 ballots to the […]