Court to close on June 19, 2026 in observance of Juneteenth
The Court will be closed on June 19, 2026 for Juneteenth. Operations are expected to resume following the holiday.
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Bre Tschilar recognized by Marquis Who’s Who for achievements in cleaning services
Bre Tschilar was named to Marquis Who’s Who for her contributions to Alaska’s cleaning industry. She leads Cleaning’s a Breeze while supporting philanthropic initiatives such as free cleanings for cancer patients.
Gonzaga and LSU to meet for first time in Bad Boy Mowers Spokane Series Nov. 14
Gonzaga men’s basketball will host LSU for their first-ever meeting on Nov. 14 as part of the Bad Boy Mowers Spokane Series. Tickets go on sale June 26; further game details are forthcoming.
Brazilian citizen charged with escape from Buffalo Federal Detention Facility
A Brazilian national has been charged with escaping from custody at Buffalo Federal Detention Facility after being apprehended following his escape attempt earlier this month. The Justice Department highlights ongoing efforts to uphold federal law enforcement responsibilities.
Ellensburg and CWU launch centralized community events calendar
The City of Ellensburg has introduced a centralized Community Events Calendar in collaboration with Central Washington University and other partners. The platform serves as an accessible hub for discovering local events both on campus and throughout the community.
Pablo G. Rivera honored by Marquis Who’s Who for legal and public service career
Marquis Who’s Who has recognized Pablo G. Rivera for his decades-long contributions to court administration and public service leadership. Rivera currently consults attorneys on state court practice after holding key roles within New York courts.
Burt man sentenced to 10 years for new child pornography conviction
A Burt man has been sentenced to ten years in prison after being convicted again for possessing child pornography. The sentencing follows an investigation by federal authorities and local probation officials.
Former CWU soccer player Kayla Gout coaches youth team in Yakima
Kayla Gout returned home after college graduation to coach young athletes with Central Washington Sounders in Yakima. Drawing on lessons from past mentors at CWU and beyond, she aims to support local youth both on and off the field.
Washington launches REACH program to support clean hydrogen transition
Washington has introduced its first technical assistance program aimed at helping local entities transition to clean hydrogen energy. The REACH initiative offers tailored guidance and expert support across various sectors including public agencies and private businesses.