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The goal of a meeting today at the Walla Walla School District was to find a “super” superintendent.

Closing the Main Institution at the Walla Walla Pen remains at the top of the list, but only if the state can come up with 41 million dollars.

Talk about money going down the drain: one billion gallons of treated water are wasted each year in Walla Walla because of leaky water lines. But the problem runs deeper than that. The city’s sewer lines and streets are also in need of repair.

She's not your typical cage fighter, but that's not stopping a Walla Walla grandmother from trying. DeEtta Petersen is 49 year old. She is a mother and grandmother, but age isn't stopping her, it's pushing her.

A $15,000 state grant could be the first step towards making Downtown Walla Walla a historic district.

WALLA WALLA - The Walla Walla Bread Company just opened up and we're taking a look at what they've got bakin' in the kitchen.

In the 16th Legislative District, Rep. Laura Grant-Herriot hopes to keep her seat and remain Eastern Washington's only Democrat from outside Spokane. Grant was appointed earlier this year after her father passed away.

We're in the thick of the growing season, and not for apples. From Walla Walla County to Cle Elum, officers are making history busting huge marijuana grows. As of last month, authorities seized more than 150,000 pot plants statewide and much of it is grown right in our region.

There's a boom in business openings in Walla Walla. This, after a string of others closed their doors just six-months ago. The Walla Walla Bread Company opened last month.

More jobs are on the line at the Walla Walla pen. The state wants to cut beds, and Walla Walla is in the cross hairs, but the community isn't taking it lying down.

WALLA WALLA - "Someone's In The Kitchen" is a cooking class that will teach you how to cook, whatever you want.

A new women's shelter in Walla Walla has been open barely two weeks and already it's nearly full.