Candidates to become the next chief executive of the city of Walla Walla will be offered between $180,000 and $200,000.
Columbia County commissioners have been looking for a new emergency management director since former director Ashley Strickland resigned in May.
The developer wants to convert the former Macy's building on Main Street to retail and extend-stay hotel uses, adding a private terrace and op…
When local governments or organizations plan to build or rebuild a project, one of the first people called out to the site is often Stephanie …
Waitsburg had long used a siren announcing the noon hour each day before discontinuing the practice a few years ago. Now, it could be coming back.
Nabiel Shawa, city manager since 2009, is expected to retire at the end of February 2023. City Council will move forward with a firm to help f…
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Donald Trump Jr. has meltdown discussing Mar-a-Lago search
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Storms rain on parade of Walla Walla Valley wheat growers, causing further delays
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Nobody injured in shooting during wedding at Milton-Freewater Community Building
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College Place woman dies in rollover crash on U.S. Highway 12
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Goodwill opens its College Place site Thursday; Walla Walla's closes Wednesday
The firm managing Walla Walla’s wastewater treatment plant will pay for repairs to damage at the facility officials say was caused by the firm…
With state funding doubtful for an interchange at Clinton Street and U.S. Highway 12, state staff had a simple, but controversial, suggestion:…
Construction is well underway to widen and realign a portion of Mill Creek Road between 5 Mile and 7 Mile roads is on track to wrap up before …
The would-be buyers of the 1889 brick building at 147 Main St. in Waitsburg have backed out because of the cost to renovate it. City leaders s…
Despite initial delays, work on roads in downtown Walla Walla is still expected to be completed by the end of the year.
Decades-old records are expected to be broken in the days ahead, and groups are scrambling to open cooling centers for the Valley’s most vulnerable.
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Walla Walla’s statue of missionary and pioneer Marcus Whitman will remain where it has stood for the last 30 years, at least for now.
After a delayed start to the season due to needed repairs and delayed construction, the Prescott Pool opened Tuesday for the first time this summer.
Wastewater discharged in May was the first to be in compliance with city regulations after millions in experimentation. Use of a BioFiltro sys…
As watermaster, Luke Martin’s primary role is to ensure that water use in the Walla Walla Basin meets state regulations.
Touchet North Road, between Highway 12 and state Route 124, will remain closed for at least the next week as crews continue to work on a new s…
With seven months left before Walla Walla’s City Manager Nabiel Shawa retires, the city has started the long process of choosing who will lead…
The city of Walla Walla plans to repair and improve a number of city streets, bridges and intersections in the next six years. Here's a list o…
The Walla Walla Senior Center parking lot will be renovated using over $565,000 in federal funding.
The city of Walla Walla's Sleep Center, which shelter and basic amenities to people experiencing homelessness, is expanding. The 10 new units …
Efforts are underway to remove all three Whitman statues — from Olympia, Washington, D.C., and downtown Walla Walla — but it remains unclear w…
