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Legals for June, 2 2026

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Legals for June, 2 2026

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Military deserves the right to repair its own gear

With so many issues competing for attention on Capitol Hill, one that still hasn’t received sufficient news coverage is the …

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Senior Spotlight: Columbia Falls cross country star changes pace with journalistic ambitions

He joined Hungry Horse News in February 2025 through his school’s Work-Based Learning Program, where he photographed sports games and …

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Fuels reduction, salvage planned for Thompson chain of lakes

An upcoming fuels reduction and salvage project at Thompson Chain of Lakes State Park is expected to generate 3,000 cubic …

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Legals for June, 2 2026

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Law roundup: Woman deals with neighbor's odorous gift

A resident called the Kalispell Police Department to report that her mean neighbor had left poop on her porch. She …

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One dead after shooting involving Flathead County Sheriff’s Office personnel

A person allegedly involved in an assault with a weapon case near Hungry Horse Reservoir's Emery Bay on Friday is …

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Grant County Jail Roster for June 1, 2026

This list shows current inmates who were arrested by Grant County law enforcement agencies on May 31 through June 1 …

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Gasoline prices show spring surge, recent pullback across WA and U.S.

MOSES LAKE — Gasoline prices across Washington state, the nation, Grant County, and Adams County have followed a similar trajectory …

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Built-in technology helps put out Simplot fire Sunday

MOSES LAKE — Technology built into processing machinery at a Moses Lake business helped extinguish a fire before it could …

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ON THE ROAD AGAIN

WEATHER: June 2-8

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MLCA class of 2026 closes the door on high school

MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake Christian Academy salutatorian SanTahna Ferguson said graduation was the start of something new – something …

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Wenatchee Road fire briefly threatens nearby buildings

MOSES LAKE — A fire of about an acre threatened some homes and outbuildings but was extinguished within about 90 …

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Quincy Jackrabbits see athletes commit to college

QUINCY — The Quincy Jackrabbits had five athletes commit to colleges Monday afternoon as they prepare to head on to …

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