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The Hope fire, burning about 15 miles north of Kettle Falls, is now at 5,634 acres. Level 3 — or Go Now — evacuations, remain in effect.

Since President Donald Trump took office in January, Latino communities across Washington have reported increased immigration enforcement, disrupting families and reshaping daily life. Some are left to pick up the pieces after deportations. Others turn to local organizations for help – but many cope alone, unsure where to turn or too afraid to speak out.

Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington, a nonprofit that helps communities with housing and other resources, completed its 72-unit housing development, called the Dominican Sisters Haven, ahead of schedule.

Construction will continue until November for the $13 million project, said Miguel Castillo project engineer for the agency.

Angel Luna, a graduate of Eastern Washington University and former mentee of Trejo in the late 1990s, is showcasing a series of clay figures called "Who’s Your Hero?" inspired by farmworkers and his upbringing.

With the Senate narrowly passing President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” farmers in Eastern Washington are anxiously anticipating what could become a costly policy shift.

Located in Chewelah, Columbia Community Creamery is hosting its second annual event from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday

CAMP Migrant has a presence at eight Washington colleges, including EWU and WSU.

Thousands celebrate LGBTQ+ community even though past corporate sponsors refused to participate.