If you’ve experienced damage as a result of Washington’s recent historic flooding – there could be financial help available for you.

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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel asked the major candidates for governor to tell readers one big idea they want to implement if elected in November.

Wisconsin bounced back from back-to-back losses with a runaway victory over Central Michigan on Dec. 22 at the Kohl Center.

The assistance application window is available from Dec. 17 to Jan. 15, 2026, to all families and people without children who meet the location, income and resource limits of the program.

The state of Washington is giving $1 million in cash to those affected by flooding. An atmospheric river-fuelled storm left much of Western Washington under water, damaging roads, destroying homes and ...

Hundreds, possibly thousands, of highly skilled workers had their appointments canceled between Dec. 15 and 26.