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New court documents don’t list a new trial date, say plea negotiations underway

WASHINGTON — High school students will perform the stage adaptation of the 1934 Agatha Christie mystery novel “Murder on the …

WASHINGTON — With ballots counted from across Washington County, the votes of thousands of residents have been unofficially tallied, giving …

WASHINGTON — An empty, county-owned lot at 302 West Main Street in Washington is going back on the market as …

BRIGHTON — A Washington County deputy and state DOT vehicle were called to the scene for traffic control after a …

One injured after van jumps the curb

Washington’s annual school performance profile, released by the Iowa Department of Education last week, shows below-average scores for 4- and 5-year graduation rates, math proficiency and language arts proficiency across the district. On all four measures, it reported the lowest score in Washington County, and was among the bottom four for the

A 19-year-old in Washington was charged with sexual exploitation of a 17-year-old, after an incident police claim occurred on Oct. 31, the same day as his

WHAT CHEER — A family that allegedly organized a kid’s party in Keokuk County last month is being sued for …

The Washington County Board of Supervisors returned to a back-burner discussion on the potential sale of a vacant lot it owns at 302 West Main Street, across the street from the Washington County Courthouse.

Two teens accused of shooting a man in a parked car in Washington in January of 2022 pleaded guilty to robbery last week, according to the Washington County Attorney’s Office, but charges of attempted murder against both defendants were dismissed.

AINSWORTH — Performers visiting the Ainsworth Opera House will play a specially commissioned live accompaniment for 1923 silent film “The …

A total of three candidates are running for as many seats on the Washington City Council this year, none of them facing a challenger in the race.

A family in the small town of West Chester was displaced by a fire on Oct. 28, according to the city’s Facebook page.

Officials consider mirroring recently approved ambulance policy