There’s a good chance Equifax has a check for $125 waiting for you
Have you checked to see whether there’s money waiting for you as a result of a big security breach involving a major credit reporting agency? When the Equifax credit report servers were hit by hackers, 147 million
Lauridsen roadwork commences on Monday
PORT ANGELES – The two-month project to make Lauridsen Boulevard in Port Angeles a safer roadway for drivers and pedestrians gets under way on Monday. Besides the total resurfacing of the road from Lincoln Street to just
5 Acre School in Sequim transitions to non-profit status
SEQUIM – After 25 years as a privately-owned-and-operated school, Five Acre School in Sequim this month became a non- profit organization. Founders Bill and Juanita Jevne retired six years ago and sold the school to Autumn and
Some vax exemptions expire on Sunday
OLYMPIA(AP) — Under a new law that takes effect Sunday, parents in Washington state will no longer be able to cite philosophical or personal beliefs to exempt their children from the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine
Police chief who opposed I-1639 announces bid for Governor
REPUBLIC, Wash. – A police chief in eastern Washington who has received national attention for his opposition to a state gun safety initiative says he’s going to run for governor. KING 5 News reports a Facebook page
First federal death sentence in years has Spokane connection
SPOKANE (AP) — The first man scheduled to die after the Justice Department’s decision to reinstate capital punishment is a 46-year-old white supremacist who once set off a bomb that damaged Spokane City Hall. Danny Lewis Lee
Elderly Spokane man in jail two years awaiting trial
SPOKANE (AP) — A 72-year-old Spokane County man is frustrated that he has languished in jail for more than two years awaiting trial. William Mitchell’s case has been delayed over twenty times due in part to his
Idaho police looking into restaurant scammer
SPOKANE (AP) — Idaho restaurants say they have been scammed out of hundreds of dollars by someone ordering dozens of pizza over the phone but failing to pick them up. The Kootenai County Sheriff’s Department is investigating
New Pentagon guidelines reaffirm to top brass that it's okay to talk to the press
iStock/Phototreat(WASHINGTON) — The Pentagon has issued new guidance to its senior military and civilian leaders reaffirming Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s commitment that Pentagon leaders should engage more with the press. The guidance could open the door to
Ole Miss student's murder puts spotlight on violence against women
Ally Kostial/VSCO(OXFORD, Miss.) — The death of University of Mississippi student Alexandria “Ally” Kostial, and the subsequent arrest of one of her male classmates for murder, has drawn renewed attention to violence against women, particularly gun violence.