•Grant County authorities have released the names of the five sheriff’s deputies who fatally shot a Moses Lake man on Monday evening.

•Douglas County PUD commissioners declared a maintenance emergency at their Renewable Hydrogen Production Facility at Baker Flats on Tuesday, and authorized General Manager Gary Ivory to negotiate new contracts for its hydrogen electrolyzer system.

•A Wenatchee man was sentenced this week to a diversionary mental health program in lieu of jail this week, after pleading guilty to charges of arson and reckless burning.

•A former Sterling Junior High custodian accused of sexually abusing a student pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of third-degree rape.

•On Monday, a segment of 8th Street Southeast in East Wenatchee will be closed from South Mary to South Nile Avenue.

•The Washington Supreme Court ruled unanimously today that Amazon must stand trial in a civil case accusing the online retailer of contributing to suicides.

•Authorities have identified the man shot and killed by Grant County sheriff’s deputies on Monday.

•Douglas County has a new sheriff, effective March 1st.

•The city of Wenatchee has officially launched its new utility billing payment website.

•One man is dead after a police-involved shooting northeast of Moses Lake.

•The Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center’s application to renovate and expand its facility is under review by the city.

•Washington is looking for federal help in its cleanup from December’s atmospheric river event.

•A Wenatchee mother and her 9-year-old son were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement last week, and by this afternoon, they had been removed from the United States.

•Young would-be surgeons suited up Saturday and started exploring in the Matters of the Heart event, held at the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center.

•Commissioners for the Grant County PUD could decide the fate of the Crescent Bar golf course as soon as tomorrow.

•An apartment complex caught fire Thursday afternoon in Wenatchee, burning one unit in a duplex and displacing a family of three. The Wenatchee Valley Fire Department responded to a call at 3:33 p.m.

•The city of East Wenatchee will close a portion of Fifth Street Northeast next week to begin infrastructure projects in the area.

•The Building Better Tomorrows Foundation is sponsoring an Instrument Drive to benefit local student musicians.

•Congressman Dan Newhouse was one of six Republicans voting yesterday to block President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada.

•Chelan County leadership visited the remote Lake Chelan village of Stehekin this week to learn more about the status of Company Creek Road and other damages from the December storms.

•The Town Nissan car dealership in East Wenatchee, owned by the Barros and Lisson families, is shutting down one month from now.

•U.S. Highway 2 is now fully open between Monroe and Leavenworth for the first time in two months.

•Rivercom, the emergency dispatch service for Chelan and Douglas counties, is well on its way to a new funding stream.

•The city of Omak and NCW Libraries reached an agreement after a dispute over the status of the Omak Public Library.