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Kittitas County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) intensifies patrols in the Blewett Pass area as authorities search for Travis Decker, wanted for multiple murders. The search has entered its 11th day, with law enforcement deploying drones and K-9 units to track Decker, who is considered dangerous. Residents are urged to report any sightings to assist in his apprehension.
Law enforcement intensifies the manhunt for Travis Decker, wanted for three counts of first-degree murder and kidnapping. Specialized resources, including the U.S. Marshals' RAM program, are deployed as authorities follow new leads related to a sighting in the Enchantments Area. Decker's survival skills raise concerns as search efforts continue.
The Leavenworth Library will host an exhibition featuring the abstract artwork of local artist Melissa Osborne from June 17 to July 25. The exhibition will take place in the library's Fireside Room. This event highlights the library's commitment to promoting local artists.
Leavenworth Summer Theater partnered with local residents to host traveling performers, enhancing community engagement through the arts. The collaboration aims to bring diverse entertainment options to the region, enriching the cultural landscape.
Firefighters responded to a brushfire in Tumwater Canyon on June 10, 2025, at approximately 6:30 p.m. The highway remains closed in both directions at Icicle Road as crews work to control the blaze.
Investigators face new challenges in the search for murder suspect Travis Decker as recent analysis of crime scene evidence raises additional questions. The ongoing investigation in Chelan County continues to evolve, prompting further inquiries into the circumstances surrounding Decker's alleged actions.
The Bavarian Bike 'n Brews event rebranded as the Leavenworth Bike Fest will return to the Cascade foothills with expanded programming. The festival promises to enhance the local biking experience with new activities and attractions.
Authorities search the Ingalls Creek and Valley High area for Travis Decker, who is suspected of murder. Residents are cautioned to remain vigilant as the investigation intensifies. Decker's potential presence in the area poses a serious safety concern.
Wenatchee Valley College will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Center for Technical Education and Innovation on June 12 at 3 p.m. The $50 million facility, set for completion in Fall 2027, aims to enhance hands-on learning for various skilled trades programs.
Chelan PUD commissioners plan to contract with Microsoft to supply power for a new data center in Malaga, focusing on balancing energy demands with customer reliability. The deal aims to accommodate Microsoft’s substantial energy needs while maintaining service quality for local residents.