Northwest Ag Today

A single car collision north of Quincy left three occupants dead and seriously injured two other occupants. The driver is currently unknown, however alcohol and speed may have played a factor into this crash. Only one passenger wore a seatbelt.

Wenatchee's famous Skookum sign came down on June 19, reportedly for paint refurbishment.

The man found underneath the Wenatchee River Bridge on Sunday was identified to be Jose L. Sanchez Espinoza.

The Okanogan County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homicide case that occurred on June 20 around 1 p.m., leaving two people dead.

The Wenatchee Police Department are looking to identify a possible witness to last month's arson incident in Target.

Target will officially reopen Wednesday Morning at 8 a.m. after being closed for roughly three weeks due to last month’s arson incident.

Starting after July 1, high-capacity magazine cartridges will be banned in Washington state. Those who violate this new measure will be charged with a gross misdemeanor.

The North Central Educational Service District (NCESD) and the Washington Association of School Administrators (WASA) recently awarded K-12 educators, administrative personnel, and community members for their work in education.

Cashmere's Founders Day Celebration will feature food, live music, a Ping-pong Ball Drop and a Poker Walk down Cottage Avenue from June 24 at 5 p.m. to June 25 at 8 p.m.

A crash on the 12000 block of Rd. Q, just 1.5 miles north of Quincy, left three passengers dead. Grant County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Joey Kriete suspects that speed and alcohol may have played a factor. The car began to lose control after turning on a curve on the left roadway, which ejected four of the total five passengers within the vehicle. The ...