Morgan Ashley

4 weeks ago | khq.com | Morgan Ashley

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho – The North Idaho College (NIC) Board of Trustees has approved the college's budget for 2026, marking the first tuition increase in seven years. The decision came during a meeting held on Wednesday. Tom Greene, Interim Chief Communications and Government Relations Officer at NIC, clarified that this was the final approval of the budget, not a proposal. The budget includes a 3.9% tuition hike while still keeping NIC tied for the lowest tuition in the state.

Jan 28, 2025 | khq.com | Morgan Ashley

Sunnyside, Washington - A recent incident in Sunnyside highlights the nationwide impact of President Trump's immigration policies, even in smaller towns. A video recorded on Sunday shows Erik Molina and his fiancée being stopped by Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) officers. Molina described the experience as eye-opening, saying, "I don't think if someone... if this happened to someone who was just Spanish speaking... I don't think it would be the same story as mine.

Aug 11, 2024 | khq.com | Morgan Ashley

SPOKANE, WA - Their mission is over 125 years in the making, but it almost came to an end after the Spokane Humane Society's insurance agency pulled their coverage. In May of 2024, the humane society learned they would no longer have coverage, as of mid-summer. "(I thought) the pets that are here, where is everybody going to go?" said executive director, Kim Reasoner Morin, "We were being denied in the admitted lines and then being denied in the non-admitted lines.

Jan 23, 2024 | nbcrightnow.com | Morgan Ashley

Washington Legislature will discuss a bill legalizing six cannabis plants in someone's home, the Senate resolution may add the right to hunt, fish, trap and harvest wildlife to Washington State's Constitution. Another bill working its way through may place bans for police from hog tying someone or helping someone into a hog tie.

Jan 22, 2024 | nonstoplocal.com | Morgan Ashley

Washington Legislature will discuss a bill legalizing six cannabis plants in someone's home, the Senate resolution may add the right to hunt, fish, trap and harvest wildlife to Washington State's Constitution. Another bill working its way through may place bans for police from hog tying someone or helping someone into a hog tie.