The Columbia Basin has become home to a variety of invasive plant species, with the most notorious being noxious weeds.

The first annual Columbia Basin Dahlia and Cut Flower Festival is coming next month. “Cut flowers and dahlias have become a ...

The reports below were provided by the Moses Lake Police Department. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty ...

Local BMX rider, Alli Kay Tatum, recently competed in the Union Cycliste Internationale BMX Racing World Championships in ...

The Moses Lake Guardians American Legion baseball team will be holding team tryouts later this month. Guardians head coach, ...

The Seattle Mariners wrapped a three-game series up with three wins under their belt Thursday. In competitions against the ...

MOSES LAKE — Columbia Basin Allied Arts is branching out into the movies. “(It’s) part of our Civic Series vision,” said CBAA ...

The Washington Auditor’s Office is investigating allegations of financial irregularities at East Adams Rural Healthcare in ...

The Columbia Basin Herald received a letter from a previous inmate at the Grant County Jail, Wayne Symmonds, who expressed ...

People who are planning a day out on Moses Lake can check levels of blue-green algae toxins at their destination with the help of a joint project of the Grant County Health District and the Columbia ...

Entering his seventh year as the athletic director for Quincy schools, Brett Fancher is ready for a new season of sports. He said he feels athletics in Quincy serve as the front porch to community ...