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NCW Library’s Bookmobile program will be adding new stops to their roster, providing library access to areas that need it. Visitors can access library services through the bookmobile, which include picking up materials on hold, dropping off returns, access free Wi-Fi, or signing up for the Summer Library Program. T...

The mother is looking into getting legal representation from Seattle to avoid something like this in the future.

This will be the final update on the fire as they further isolate the embers.

Alexander Reyes Ramirez of Yakima was southbound on the highway several miles south of Riverside at about 10:45pm when his pickup truck left the roadway, hit a ditch and rolled onto its side.

Crews from three agencies (Grant County Fire District 13, Ephrata, BLM Oregon and Washington) battled what they called a "very active fire" at about 1pm.

The first fire restrictions this summer on federal Public Lands in Eastern Washington are now in place. The Bureau of Land Management issued the order at midnight this morning, which includes a ban on the building or maintaining of a fire, except when contained inside metal rings...

There's no change reported in conditions at the Stayman Flats fire south of Chelan as of this morning. It's still 80 percent contained at 1,200 acres with no evacuation notices. It's been projected to be fully contained by this weekend, although there'll be some strong wind gusts in the area today and tonight...

A program that lets police officers make purchases for community members in need is moving forward in the Wenatchee Valley. The East Wenatchee City Council signed off this week on the program that gives nonprofit Blue Alliance the authority to issue debit cards to police officers, who can then buy goods for people in need...

Thirty-one-year-old Wade Hawkins was sentenced to 30 days for starting the fire near Malaga, which threatened more than 100 homes before being extinguished.

"People don't protest here in town and they don't throw stuff at the cops." Patrol Officer Rheid Cline said in the video, "We feel safe going to work."