Seattle Nonprofit will Bus Advocates to Spokane to Campaign for Local Progressives
SPOKANE, WA – A Seattle-based nonprofit focused on “harnessing political power and leadership among young Washingtonians” is busing people to Spokane next Friday to campaign for progressives. The Washington Bus organization is a 501(c)(4) that endorses candidates
Government Shutdown Raises Concerns Over National Security
U.S. – As partisan divides appear to deepen and prolong the partial government shutdown, bipartisan lawmakers said they are concerned about national security effects of the funding lapse. U.S. Reps. Jason Crow, D-Co., and Don Bacon, R-Neb.,
$4.5B Awarded in New Contracts to Build Smart Wall Along Southwest Border
WASHINGTON D.C. – Roughly $4.5 billion in contracts have been awarded to expand border wall construction, including adding advanced technological surveillance along the southwest border. New contracts to add 230 miles of barriers, nearly 400 miles of
ISP K-9 retires after eight years of service and record drug numbers
TWIN FALLS, ID — After eight years of loyal service to the citizens of Idaho, Idaho State Police K-9 Kali is officially retiring from duty. Watch Kali’s video – ISP K-9 retires Since joining ISP in September 2017,
New Boat Ramp Installed at Southwestern Idaho’s Celebration Park
MELBA, ID – A new project to upgrade southwestern Idaho’s Celebration Park is underway to add more accessibility for recreationists with boats and other water vehicles. Workers build out a new boat ramp at Celebration Park near
Federal Shutdown Delays Release of WA Employment Data
WASHINGTON STATE – Employment data for Washington state won’t be published until after the federal government reopens, the state Employment Security Department confirmed this week. The department provides data and analysis on Washington’s employment conditions, job market
Fall Vintage & Handmade Fair Returns to Beasley Coliseum Oct. 11
PULLMAN, WA – Community members are invited to the Fall Vintage & Handmade Fair today, Saturday, October 11, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm at WSU’s Beasley Coliseum in Pullman. The afternoon features local vendors selling handmade
New Exhibitions Opening Soon at Third Street Gallery
MOSCOW, ID — The City of Moscow and the Moscow Arts Commission present three exhibitions at Moscow City Hall, available for public viewing from October 16, 2025–January 2, 2026. Everyone is invited to a reception for artists featured
Vegas Loop gets Approval to Bring Teslas up for Air
LAS VEGAS, NV – A plan by Elon Musk’s Boring Company to maximize its Las Vegas investment while digging an at least 68-mile long labyrinth of tunnels beneath the tourism corridor won approval Thursday from the Nevada
US Prison Population Rises for Second Straight Year
U.S. – The nation’s prison population grew for the second consecutive year in 2023, reversing more than a decade of steady decline. A new prison population report from the federal Bureau of Justice Statistics, released before the