Washington women’s tennis falls to Ohio State in regular season finale
The Washington women’s tennis team closed its regular season with a loss to Ohio State on April 19. The Huskies finished with an impressive overall record and will await tournament seeding for next week’s Big Ten Tournament.
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Oregon defeats Washington in first game of softball rivalry series
No. 20 Washington fell to No. 18 Oregon, losing its first conference softball game this season. Oregon took control late with a grand slam and secured an 8-4 win ahead of Saturday’s rematch.
Jury convicts Houston man of drug trafficking and firearm offenses after motel investigation
A Houston man has been convicted by a federal jury on charges related to drug trafficking and firearms offenses after conducting illegal transactions from a local motel. The case underscores ongoing efforts by law enforcement agencies under Attorney General Merrick Garland’s leadership at the Justice Department.
Mariners return home after sweep by Padres, seek to improve offense
The Seattle Mariners ended their latest road trip with another loss against San Diego and now look ahead to improving at home. Manager Dan Wilson discussed lineup decisions while Julio Rodríguez shared optimism about future games.
NFIB report outlines impact of permanent 20% small business tax deduction in Washington
A new NFIB report projects strong economic benefits from making permanent a key federal small business tax deduction affecting nearly three-quarters of a million businesses across Washington State. The move is expected to boost jobs but comes as local owners face other major state-level taxes.
Former CEO of Chicago charter school network indicted for alleged embezzlement and obstruction
Timothy King, former CEO at Urban Prep Academies in Chicago, was indicted for allegedly misusing over $103,000 intended for education programs. Authorities say he also attempted to obstruct justice during an investigation into his actions.
Physics professor reflects on experiences at Central Washington University
Anthony Smith credits Central Washington University with shaping both his teaching style and professional journey as a physicist. Now an instructor at Green River College, he continues sharing pride in his alma mater by encouraging students to attend—and by donning school colors when meeting renowned scientists.
Balk call leads to frustration for Woo as Mariners fall to Padres
A controversial balk call led Bryan Woo and manager Dan Wilson into discussion with umpires during Tuesday’s Mariners-Padres game. Despite another solid outing from Woo on April 15, Seattle’s offense struggled again as they fell short against San Diego.
Washington Farmland Trust to list Delta Farm for sale in Dungeness Valley
Washington Farmland Trust plans to sell its conserved Delta Farm property in Dungeness Valley starting April 15. The farm will be listed for four months with an extended review period aimed at supporting equitable land access. Interested buyers are invited to join a virtual information session on May 20.