WASHINGTON D.C. — The U.S. Supreme Court is not expected to block Washington’s new legislative district maps, paving the way for new boundaries that cut the city of Wenatchee into separate districts.
Justice Elena Kagan on Tuesday denied an application to stay the recently imposed legislative district maps. The application for stay would’ve put implementation of the new map on pause while the nation’s highest court reviewed the case. Upcoming elections would have proceeded under the now-former boundaries.
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In the final weeks of Washington’s 2025 legislative session, a bill aimed at cutting red tape around rural water access has been signed into law. Read moreLegislative Watch: April 22
"Yee haw, what a celebration," said Wenatchee Mayor Mike Poirier in front of shovels in the dirt and two large excavators ready to begin construction on the Confluence Parkway project out near… Read moreOfficials break ground on Confluence Parkway project
The families and friends of more than a dozen graduating emergency medical technicians celebrated three graduating classes amidst intermittent laughter and a series of high fives as graduates … Read moreEMTs graduate at WVC ceremony
A Wenatchee man was arrested after a woman told police he strangled and beat her — and harmed her with a hand saw — Friday night over the course of nearly five hours. Read moreWenatchee man arrested for attempted murder
