Two trial updates.
An additional 400 more votes were counted on April 25, but there seems to be no path to even a 50% approval rate at this time.
Here some basic information about the $19.5 million measure, and access to various links for more facts and opinions.
Though the building might change hands, Editor Ray Miller-Still says the newspaper will be here to stay.
The city is still seeing increases in revenue, but increases are smaller than previous years.
Make sure to drop your ballot off, or have it postmarked, by 8 p.m. on April 23.
The District 31 senator wants to test Washington’s voting registration system for weaknesses.
This includes the 244th intersections with Sunrise Elementary and McDougal, as well as the Monroe and Railroad and Watson and Dickson intersections.
These batteries are known to catch fire or explode when mishandled; here’s how you can dispose of them safely.
This is the only expected full closure as the roundabouts on SR 169 are being constructed.