Monica Carrillo-Casas is a Hispanic Affairs Reporter for the Times-News of Twin Falls, Idaho. With a focus on local news and issues affecting the Hispanic community, Monica's articles shed light on stories of resilience, community engagement, and social change. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News, jb construction, and the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.
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Monica Carrillo-Casas's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, education, mental health, and family relationships. She also covers topics related to immigration and local news.
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By: Monica Carrillo-Casas
In 2020, about 65% of Latinos in Washington were eligible to vote but didn't register.
By: Monica Carrillo-Casas, Orion Donovan Smith
OTHELLO, Wash. – José Portillo looks up at a picture of former President Barack Obama near his desk.
By: Orion Donovan Smith, Monica Carrillo-Casas
Jose Portillo, owner of a business in Othello, looks up at a picture of former President Barack Obama near his desk.
By: Orion Donovan Smith, Monica Carrillo-Casas
Some residents of agricultural towns like Othello, which is 77% Latino, worry about workforce reduction and family separation as the election nears.
By: Amanda Sullender, Monica Carrillo-Casas
By now, Skelly is a Halloween institution. While Halloween lawn decorations are nothing new, they've grown scarier and more robust in Spokane and across the country thanks to the imposing 12-foot skel ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Monica Carrillo-Casas
Ballot returns in northeast Washington are currently lagging behind 2020 levels, but auditors say turnout remains steady overall.
By: Monica Carrillo-Casas
A crowd of people circled around a TV, several people shaking their heads. It showed Donald Trump was leading Kamala Harris in the popular vote.
By: Monica Carrillo-Casas
The Stevens County Elections Office is inviting residents to provide feedback on the potential use of an automated mail sorter following delays caused by manual ballot processing on election night.
By: Monica Carrillo-Casas
A plan to upgrade a behavioral health facility in Colville has sparked community outcry.
By: Monica Carrillo-Casas
Colville's Planning Commission has recommended the city council to pass a 6-month moratorium on behavioral health facility applications in Stevens
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