Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 25th of June.
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🏘️ Community
Community members gathered today outside the ICE building for a vigil supporting immigrants—attendees spoke up for fair treatment and policy change.
The peaceful event brought together local supporters and advocates for immigrant rights.
Local officials urge residents to review firework safety guidelines ahead of the 4th to reduce risks of injuries and fires — they advise families to follow proper usage procedures during celebrations.
A new facility named Splash Down plans to open soon in Pullman—officials say it will offer local families a safe water play area.
🏛️ Government
The Washington State Economic and Revenue Forecast Council released a report Tuesday that shows a $270 million drop in revenue over the next four years due to slower job growth and trade issues — Governor Bob Ferguson said agencies will look for extra savings and warned that federal actions might force a special session — with the next update coming in September.
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