US Census Data–People ‘Fled’ Seattle, Portland During Pandemic
The regular US Census migration and other data is a lot to wade through, but definitely shows migration patters reflected COVID policies and politics during pandemic
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‘Disadvantaged?’ Pot Store Ownership Window Extended by State
WA state has extended the application period for people of certain ethnic and disadvantaged groups to apply to potentially own a pot store.
Read Hilarious Trolling by Financial Firm Over WA Capital Gains Ruling
while some sources say Fisher Investment has not yet issued notices of layoffs or relocations, the company immediately issued a statement about relocating to Texas.
‘Startled’ Suspect Highlights RPD’s Most Wanted Wednesday
These four incidents have police seeking tips
WSU Researcher Creates New Test to Detect This
A researcher at Washington State University in Pullman has published an article in the journal Pathogens regarding a new test he has created to detect a very common, but hard to detect STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection).
Another 599 Microsoft Workers To be Axed in WA State
the latest in WA state's portion of the 18K Microsoft layoffs worldwide.
Drug Sting Nabs 17-Year-Old Royal City High School Student
Royal (royal city) High student arrested
Legal Challenges Already Brewing on State Capital Gains Tax Ruling
The Freedom Foundation released a statement heading into the weekend.
Iconic Tri-Cities Business Sold
For three quarters of a century countless Tri-Cities have started their day with a sweet treat (or two) and a cup of coffee from a family owned and operated Richland eatery. Now that beloved icon will have new ownership.
Tri-Cities golfers are getting a little bit anxious to play
It's that time of year that golfers are getting a little bit anxious about going out to play.