In 1964, the United States and Canada signed the Columbia River Treaty to coordinate power production and flood control, benefiting both countries. Either country can terminate most of the Treaty’s provisions on or after 2024 with a minimum of 10 years advanced notice....
Nearly 200 people attended the League’s 2017 Conference, held November 2 in Moses Lake, for a day focused on Columbia Basin Project information and updates....
November marked the beginning of the first meaningful attempt to overhaul the federal tax code since 1986....
On November 16, Brenda Burman of Arizona was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner. She makes history as the first-ever woman to lead the Bureau....
Five State Senate seats were on the ballot in November, which was unusually large for an off-year election. Political pundits agreed that four seats were safe. The 45th District seat (Kirkland, Woodinville) was up for grabs in what has been considered a swing district. The...