Old blasting caps found in northwest Ephrata led the Washington State Patrol bomb squad to safely detonate them. No public threat reported after a louder-than-expected explosion.
A domestic violence suspect is fighting for their life at a Seattle-area hospital after police say he shot himself in the head on Saturday night.
The Grant County Sheriff's Office says deputies responded to reports of a domestic disturbance in the 11000 block of Road G Northwest near Ephrata at around 10 p...
A motorcyclist has injuries and is facing possible jail time after a two-vehicle accident in Grant County on Tuesday night.
The Washington State Patrol says it happened at around 9:15 p.m. on State Route 28 just south of Ephrata when 26-year-old Aaron J...
In the wake of several recent gang-related incidents, including one involving the murder of a 14-year-old in Moses Lake last month, the community of Ephrata is holding a town hall meeting called Understanding Youth Gangs next month.
The event is being coordinated through a partnership between the Ephrata School District, North Central Educational Service District (NCESD), Ephrata Police Department
A Grant County man is behind bars after police say he discharged a firearm during a domestic altercation on Thursday afternoon.
The Grant County Sheriff's Office says deputies responded to a residence in the 17000 block of Road A Northwest at around 2:45 p...
An Ephrata man accused of multiple sex crimes involving children has pled guilty in court.
The plea was entered in Grant County Superior Court by 41-year-old Christopher Malloy, who is facing ten separate counts, including child rape, commercial sexual abuse of a minor, and dealing in depictions of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct...
A pair of Moses Lake men are in jail after police say they were caught trespassing on private property near Ephrata late Thursday.
The Grant County Sheriff's Office says deputies were conducting extra patrols around midnight in the 7000 block of Martin Road Northwest due to recent break-ins when they spotted a suspicious pickup truck in a field...
Grant PUD reveals surprising culprit behind power outages in Grant County: cows! Read on to understand how the animals (unintentionally) disrupted electricity access.