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A Quincy man is in jail after barricading himself in a vacant building and forcing police into a three-hour standoff Thursday morning. Quincy Police Chief Ryan Green says it began at around 3 a.m. when officers were dispatched to a residence on H Street SE where a woman had reported a burglary...

Deputies say Steven Torres Morales was driving a 2016 Nissan Altima at a very high rate of speed when he lost control near the 5800 block of Adams Road North.

Two people have injuries following a two-vehicle accident in Grant County Wednesday morning. The Grant County Sheriff's Office says the collision occurred on Adams Road Northwest when 23-year-old Michael Hagadorn of Ephrata attempted a U-turn in his SUV and drove into the path of an oncoming sedan...

A Grant County man is in jail after he allegedly shared images of a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct. Detective Steven Perez with the Othello Police Department says the investigation began in Adams County where the images were thought to have originated back in May...

An 11-year-old boy is dead after he apparently drowned in a backyard pool. The incident occurred on Saturday, July 29 at 7:10 p.m. in the 400 block of Q Street Southeast near Quincy during a gathering of the child's family and friends. "A child at the gathering was noticed as being unresponsive in the pool," says Grant County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Josh Sainsbury...

A statewide team is now handling the fire, and local crews have left the scene, according to the incident commander.

Work to complete a new roundabout at the intersection of State Route 28 and White Trail Road west of Quincy has been delayed for a second time. Washington Department of Transportation spokesperson Lauren Loebsack says despite the setback, the project is in its final stages...

Troopers say a motorcycle driven by 59-year-old Alvin Haug of Warden was eastbound just before White Trail when he tried to pass a pickup truck.

A car driven by Tyson Hubbard of Quincy was approaching the highway from the south when it failed to stop and t-boned a trailer being pulled by a car.

A lawsuit filed Friday in Douglas County Superior Court claims Grant County overvalued properties owned by Intergate.Quincy by more than $100 million.