Author: Katherine Galliher
Washington State University (WSU) is establishing Steve Gleason Institute for Neuroscience at Spokane’s University District to develop care and cure for brain diseases. The university announced this Tuesday on its official website. The institute will collaborate with Team Gleason to focus on innovative “care and cures” for brain diseases including Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), Parkinson’s […]
The federal appeals court upheld a lawsuit against Washington State filed by a missing Utah woman’s family on Thursday. The woman, Susan Cox, was reported to have been missing for the last nine years. A lower court had dismissed Judy and Charles Cox’s civil lawsuit against Washington’s Department of Children, Youth, and Families over the […]
Washington State Cannabis Summit, an annual conference sponsored by the legal marijuana industry had a bigger announcement by Governor Jay Inslee. He will offer pardons to thousands of people with misdemeanor marijuana convictions that can help them in public profiling so that they can get better home and job prospects. Under this plan, he will […]
As the adage goes, morning shows the day, development of the behavior and character of young kids is as necessary as their need for education. After all, they are the future of not only the nation but also of the whole globalized society. The way they are made today, the future of the nation should […]
Two separate incidents of crime started the year off in Washington State on the Law & Order part. In one incident, in the Lake Stevens area, the suspect left the spot after crashing his car and injuring a man severely. In another incident, an officer was involved in a shooting which left the suspect dead […]
It is truly said that prevention is better than cure. The same is also applicable to the problem of Homelessness. Homelessness is a problem that snatches dignity from the person in question. The problem has been seen in large numberS all over the country, more particularly of student homelessness. A new approach is being talked […]
The Alaskan Way Viaduct will be closed from January 11 to reroute Highway 99 into the new tunnel. And this may affect the school bus timing. The Public School buses are anticipating a delay of more than an hour owing to the closure. The district website states that virtually all schools would be affected and […]
In an unusual and unprecedented chain of events, Washington State has seen one accident in Spanaway and one strange theft in Puyallup. A truck moves into a house- Last Friday, an 11-year old girl was narrowly saved from a fatal accident when a truck rammed into her bedroom. The crash happened in the Friday afternoon […]
After a long drawn scuffle with President Trump, the Richland native Jim Mattis had to resign and will leave the office on the 1st of January 2019. The contention started after Trump’s statement of troop removal from Syria. President Trump wanted him to leave rather resign on expected February 28 of the next year. But, […]
Guns have been the bone of contention for many years in the whole United States of America. Some allege that guns are the reason for increased crime rates. But, a different incident happened at Marysville, Washington State when two shoppers reportedly stopped shoplifters with the help of their guns. Police officials said that the investigation […]
