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Kittitas County gives update on 2026 General Election

Turnout for the 2026 General Election hit 64% in Kittitas County following Tuesday’s update in voting results, according to the Washington Secretary of State. Additional ballots were counted Nov. 10, and the next update is expected Thursday. Since the Nov. 3 election, a total of 20,950 ballots have been...

Kittitas County, WA · 2d
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KING 5

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Washington Districts Close Five More Elementary Schools

Olympia, WA · 5h

Pacific Northwest Crossing

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FAA announces nationwide ground stop: See what it means for the Pacific Northwest

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered a nationwide ground stop Friday, Nov. 13. The ground stop will temporarily halt departures from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Portland International Airport, and other airports across the country after a communications problem affected air traffic control centers. The order came shortly before 1 p.m. Pacific time. U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy […]

Seattle, WA · 2h

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Washington Airport’s Hangar Freeze Runs Afoul of FAA

The FAA has determined that a moratorium on new ground leases at Cle Elum Municipal Airport in Washington violates federal grant assurances requiring airports to provide reasonable access to aeronautical users. The decision follows an informal Part 13 complaint filed by airport users after the city indefinitely suspended new leases, citing ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The FAA has directed the city to submit a corrective action plan.

Cle Elum, WA · 4h
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Columbia Insight

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After vote, this Washington city is still open to proposal for 21 data centers

Citizen concerns about resources and public notifications won't stop consideration of Amazon project The post After vote, this Washington city is still open to proposal for 21 data centers appeared first on Columbia Insight .

West Richland, WA · 2d

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Seven Washington Dive Bars Serving Burgers So Good Locals Keep Them A Secret

Some of the best burgers in Washington come from places with no fancy signs, no reservations, and a pool table in the corner. These are the neighborhood taverns where regulars grab a stool, order the usual, and quietly hope nobody else finds out. This list covers seven of them, from...

Seattle, WA · 2d

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Local Live Music and Happenings Kittitas County. November 12th---November19th

Ellensburg Community Band rehearsals, @ The Methodist Church, Ellensburg. Bring your instrument. 6PM-7:30PM. Ladies Night @ The Brickhouse Nursery and Garden, 7243 Manastash Road, Ellensburg. Specials on holiday décor, festive beverages and treats. 5:30PM-7:30PM. Zach Michaud, Thursday Night Live @ Mike’s Tavern, Corner of 1stand Peoh, Cle Elum. 21+...

Ellensburg, WA · 1d

12 News

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No state EV fee in Arizona - but Washington wants to change that

Arizona · 19h

everafterinthewoods.com

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Dinner Comes Out Of A Century-Old Firehouse Kitchen At This Washington Restaurant

The fire engines are long gone, but the original brick walls from 1907 are still standing around your burger. Firefighter gear from the old days stays on display, so dinner comes with a side of history. I like how this Washington spot never tried to erase its past. Instead, it...

Tacoma, WA · 3d

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This Washington Family Butcher Has Been Hand-Cutting Steaks And Smoking Bacon Since 1972, And Locals Skip The Supermarket For It

Raspberry jalapeño bacon burgers. Korean BBQ pepperoni sticks. Alligator meat. All of it comes from one family butcher counter in a quiet corner of Washington farm country. The shop has been cutting meat since 1972. It still wraps custom orders in plastic and butcher paper, the same way it always has.

Stanwood, WA · 2d

Tacoma News Tribune

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When will Western Washington see its first frost this fall? What forecasters say

It’s getting colder in Washington state. As temperatures drop, you could start seeing small ice crystals forming on leaves, grass and roads. When can Western Washington residents expect to see frost covering the ground this fall? How long will frosty temperatures last, and how can you protect your plants and plumbing from the chill? Here’s what the experts say: When will we see the first frost in Washington state? When you can expect to see frost in 2026 depends on where you live in Washington state , according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac . The almanac looked at likely dates for the first and last frosts of the season , based on its long-range weather forecasts as well as historical frost averages. In much of Western Washington, frost timing should be “close to the historical average ,” the almanac said, while the last spring frost is expected roughly a week or two later than usual in Central and Eastern Washington. Even “modest” shifts in frost timing can “make a meaningful difference when you’re deciding when to sow early crops, set out seedlings or keep frost protection handy,” the Old Farmer’s Almanac said. The almanac predicted Bellingham would see its first

Washington · 2d

Guessing Headlights

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Driver's Road Rage Post Shows Very Familiar Tacoma That Others Have Also Dealt With On the Road

A Washington driver had a frightening encounter with a lifted Toyota Tacoma on Interstate 405. After sharing the experience on Reddit, they found that other motorists had stories about what appeared to be the same ... Read more

Kirkland, WA · 2d

FOX 13 Seattle

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First bird flu death in WA as outbreak spreads

Yakima County, WA · 1d

Tri-City Herald

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Longtime Central WA lawmaker and state official Sid Morrison dies at age 93

Former state lawmaker and congressman Sid Morrison, who was known for his decades of public service in Central Washington, died Tuesday at age 93. He helped shape policy over a wide range of issues, including agriculture, energy, water, transportation and education, according to his obituary and information from the state House of Representatives. He served in the state House for eight years, and then spent six years in the state Senate before he was elected as a Republican to the U.S. House representing the 4th District. He served in Congress for 12 years, from 1980 to 1992. He was known for working across party lines to get things done. His career “represented the best in civility, bipartisanship, results-oriented government, and service to all the people of state with honor and integrity,” a resolution from the state House said in 2001. During his six terms in Congress, Morrison was involved in the creation of the Goats Rocks and William O. Douglas wilderness areas along the Cascades, the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area, as well as the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument. Morrison also worked on forestry and water issues. He spearheaded the effort in Congress for cleaning the Hanford Nuclear

Washington · 2d

KIRO 7 Seattle

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45 years ago: The ‘Friday the 13th windstorm’ slammed Western Washington

A look back at the historic 1981 Friday the 13th Windstorm and its lasting impact on Washington and Oregon.

Seattle, WA · 4h

everafterinthewoods.com

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Pick Up Wood-Smoked Brisket By The Pound At These 6 Washington Barbecue Joints

Cinnamon sugar butter on hush puppies is a real thing at one Washington barbecue spot. It shares a menu with brisket sold by the pound. I had to read that twice, and honestly, I wish I had thought of it first. Another joint on this list smokes its meat over...

Seattle, WA · 3d

Washington State News Network

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Gov. Ferguson 'Slams' SPI Reykdal After No 4th Term Announcement

Ferguson's comments don't exactly show faith or belief in SPI performance

Washington · 1d

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Fruit processor fined for failing to meet recycled plastic requirements

A Yakima Valley fruit processor is facing a fine of more than $20,000 for failing to use recycled plastic in any of its packaging materials. Tree Top Inc., which is headquartered in Selah, was one of eight companies fined more than $10,000 each by the state Department of Ecology for failing to meet a 2021 state law that now requires a minimum of 15% post-consumer recycled content in items such as single-use beverage containers.

Yakima, WA · 2d

The Nature Conservancy

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Quinault Indian Nation Buys More Than 11,000 Acres Within Reservation

The Quinault Indian Nation, a federally recognized Tribe in Washington state, has acquired more than 11,000 acres of forestland within the Quinault Indian Reservation from the Anderson & Middleton Logging Company. This historic acquisition brings one of the largest remaining privately owned properties within Reservation boundaries back under Indigenous ownership and stewardship.

Washington · 3d

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Washington Residents Blast Gov. Bob Ferguson for Celebrating Business Rankings Amid Tax Concerns: ‘Businesses Are Closing, Jobs and People Are Leaving’

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson is celebrating a significant improvement in the state’s national business climate ranking, but some people aren’t convinced the numbers reflect what’s happening on the ground. His announcement has drawn criticism from people who argue that rising taxes, business departures, and increasing regulations paint a different picture of the state’s economy.

Washington · 4d