• A Grant Elementary School sixth grader is now in the Safety Patrol Hall of Fame. Zayden Bustos-Cortez was one of 10 students statewide  to be recognized by Triple-A Washington for their leadership and commitment to keeping their communities safe.
• Thirteen health insurance companies have requested raises to rate changes for Washington state’s 2027 individual health insurance market. 
• June begins next week, which means burn bans in several North Central Washington counties will go into effect starting on Monday.

• Three massage parlors in Wenatchee and East Wenatchee were served with search warrants today as part of an investigation into alleged prostitution and human trafficking.

• Chelan County government offices entered their fourth day in the technological Dark Ages after detecting malware in their computer systems on Sunday morning.

• The Moses Lake man found dead Sunday at the top of Summer Falls is believed to have died by accidental drowning.

•  Two homes were damaged in a fire Friday night in Wenatchee, including one abandoned house that completely collapsed.

• All of the communication networks used by Chelan County government were compromised on Sunday morning by a malware attack.

•  A Moses Lake man last seen on May 15th was found dead Sunday at the top of Summer Falls, about 10 miles southeast of Coulee City.

• NCWLIFE News Director Rick Boone takes you on a tour of events and services over the Memorial Day weekend.

• An international effort to memorialize American veterans who died while helping to liberate Europe needs the Chelan community's help.

• Grant County sheriff’s deputies continue to search for a Moses Lake resident, missing since May 15th and thought to have disappeared near Coulee City.

• Federal prosecutors have charged a former CEO of Columbia Valley Community Health with a huge embezzlement scheme from the healthcare payment company that he went on to lead.

• Chelan County residents affected by last winter’s floods and windstorms have one more day to make an in-person request for short-term disaster aid. 

• Wenatchee Valley Fire Chief Brian Brett has been named Washington’s Fire Chief of the Year. 

• Clients of the Chelan-Douglas Health District have just 10 days left to submit a claim if they were affected by the 2021 data breach that made their medical and personal information public.

• The Washington State Department of Transportation expects the North Cascades Highway to fully reopen to eastbound and westbound traffic by June 25th.

• The Cashmere Public Library will close its current Woodring Street location on May 30th so the staff can begin the move to the branch’s new location at Riverside Center.

• On Friday, officials at the Chelan-Douglas Health District confirmed a case of rodent-borne hantavirus had been confirmed in Chelan County.
• Sheriff’s deputies are asking for the public’s help finding a Moses Lake, missing since late last week.
• A Wenatchee man was arrested Sunday evening after police say he hit two men with a double-sided machete after an argument over rent money. 

•  A Sunday evening brushfire on the Douglas County side of the Apple Capital Loop Trail burned six acres, and forced Highway 28 traffic to divert into East Wenatchee.

• Police say an East Wenatchee officer responding to a possible assault Saturday night got into a physical altercation with a suspect that led both of them to treatment at the hospital.

• The Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center broke ground Saturday on its $30 million dollar renovation project.

• hearing from drivers about the pain at the pump

• a wrap on taste of pybus

• a new water park coming to quincy 

• The new roundtrip flight between Pangborn Memorial Airport and Portland is supported by a combination of federal grant funding and local investment for the next two years.

• A 38-year-old Anacortes woman was arrested on Wednesday in a suspected road rage incident on Icicle Road in Leavenworth.

• The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center is hosting a groundbreaking ceremony on Saturday to celebrate its $30 million renovation project.