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Local volunteers are stepping up to care for the Enchantments, one of Washington's most treasured recreation areas.
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The U.S. Marshals Service has said that Travis Decker is dead.
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Undocumented immigrants enrolled in Washington’s Apple Health Expansion program are raising concerns after learning that their Medicaid data was shared…
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But for many longtime small-business owners, rising rents, changing demographics and ongoing construction have made it harder to stay.Among them is Luz…
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A 32-year-old military veteran, Travis Decker, is wanted for allegedly killing his three young daughters outside of Wenatchee in central Washington last month. Since their deaths, people close to him have raised questions about whether he had adequate mental health care for his diagnosed borderline personality disorder, and for what some speculate could also have been PTSD.
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More than three-quarters of Washington’s 42,000 homeless students aren’t sleeping outside or in shelters. They're on someone’s couch, staying temporarily with friends, relatives, or acquaintances, often without a room or a bed of their own. It's a situation known as being "doubled-up."
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Los fiscales del condado de Chelan dijeron que ya no compartirán información sobre los procesos judiciales que involucran a inmigrantes con las autoridades federales de inmigración, tras un incidente ocurrido frente a la Corte del condado el mes pasado.
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Search teams continue to look for Decker using resources including K9s, volunteers and drones. Crews are looking for patterns over land and water.
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Chelan County prosecutors said they will no longer share information about immigrants' court proceedings with federal immigration enforcement following an…
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Cherry growers say the threat of deportations under President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is keeping the migrant workforce they rely on this time of year from showing up to work. They describe an increasingly urgent labor crisis that could leave cherries rotting in the field, and farmers holding the bill.