Here is a list of who’s next in line for the vaccine, how and when to get it
By Pepper Fisher CLALLAM COUNTY – As promised, today the Washington State Department of Health released guidance for the next phase of COVID-19 vaccination. Phase 1B, expected to begin in the Sequim area next week and in Port
At-large escapees crawled through prison vent system
OKANOGAN, Wash.(KONP staff) – The Okanogan County Sheriff’s Office now says that two escaped inmates were able to break out of the county jail on Tuesday through the ventilation system. 28-year-old Kristofer Wittman and 53-year-old Christian White, were able
False Spokane bomber could get 5-20 year sentence
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — A Washington state man who claimed he brought a bomb to the office of the Spokane County Democrats in December could face up to five years in federal prison. 45-year-old Peter Yeager of
Amazon puts up $2B for affordable housing
SEATTLE (AP) — Amazon has announced $2 billion in loans and grants to secure affordable housing in three U.S. cities where it has major operations. It would go to the Seattle suburb of Bellevue, Arlington, Virginia, and
Prison goes from 6 to 200 infected inmates in one week
YACOLT, Wash. (AP) — State officials say more than 200 inmates at Larch Corrections Center northeast of Vancouver, Washington have tested positive for COVID-19. The State Department of Corrections said just last week that Larch Correction Center
Appellate court sends ex-Tacoma cops back to trial
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — An appellate court ruled that a case against two Tacoma police officers accused of telling a woman to beat her 9-year-old grandson with a belt should not have been dismissed. Prosecutors charged Jesse
Hanford Nuclear facility almost ready to begin processing radioactive waste
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — A gigantic nuclear waste treatment plant in eastern Washington that has been under construction for 18 years is largely completed and soon will be ready to start processing radioactive wastes left over from
Protesters break through gate of Gov. Inslee’s home
OLYMPIA (AP) — Pro-Trump protesters broke through a gate at governor’s Inslee’s mansion this afternoon and dozens of people gathered on the lawn. The crowd, some of whom were armed, touted repeated allegations of election fraud and
New California law requires delivery platforms to have direct partnerships with restaurants
lcva/iStockBy KELLY MCCARTHY, GMA (LOS ANGELES) — Food deliveries continue to be one of the only options left for restaurants to serve their customers in California amid COVID-19 related restrictions. A new law will now ensure that
World leaders condemn pro-Trump protesters overrunning US Capitol
Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBy KIRIT RADIA and ALLIE YANG, ABC News (WASHINGTON) — As the country watched thousands of pro-Trump protesters storm the United States Capitol Wednesday afternoon, leaders around the world publically condemned their actions.