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For months, JC Davis has been trying to rally his community to fight for the trees that surround his lifelong home.
He and other residents around Summit Lake are worried that a planned …
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Ty Vinson / The Olympian
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6/3/22
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A man who was shot in the head when a Pierce County Council candidate fired upon the stolen vehicle he was driving Monday has been charged with assault, court documents filed Thursday …
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Jared Brown / The News Tribune
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6/3/22
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A 26-year-old man convicted in 2015 for a fatal shooting in a Tacoma garage was released from prison this week for about a day because of a mix-up regarding his re-sentencing.
Jeremy Bennett was …
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Peter Talbot / The News Tribune
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6/3/22
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A Spokane-based nonprofit that pays tribute to fallen first responders honored slain Clark County sheriff's Sgt. Jeremy Brown on Thursday, marking the group's fifth stop on its tour across the …
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Becca Robbins / The Columbian
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6/3/22
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A Spokane man who started a 26-acre fire near Airway Heights when sparks from his drug pipe ignited dried grass will spend two months in jail.
Levi D. Graham, 24, pleaded guilty May 20 to …
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Garrett Cabeza / The Spokesman-Review
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6/3/22
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EPHRATA — A George man was rearrested and put back in the Grant County Jail after he was given the wrong car key while being released from jail, then allegedly stole the car.
Eduardo …
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Staff Report / Columbia Basin Herald
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6/3/22
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PORT TOWNSEND — Washington is home to 125 state parks. And while you might run into a park ranger while visiting, you're more likely to connect with a park host. The state park service's park …
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Jackie Varriano / The Seattle Times
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6/3/22
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A woman who was struck in the eye with a so-called "rubber sbullet" during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, causing an injury that required surgery, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit …
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Mike Carter / The Seattle Times
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6/2/22
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A federal judge has denied a plea for compassionate release from prison by an Auburn woman who's serving 90 years for planting poisoned pills that killed two and prompted national recalls of …
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Mike Carter / The Seattle Times
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6/2/22
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After the coolest April and May in decades, Western Washington is in store for another month of cooler and wetter weather, according to the Climate Prediction Center's 30-day forecast for June.
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Christine Clarridge / The Seattle Times
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6/2/22
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More than 200,000 parking tickets issued between Sept. 1 and April 5 have been voided or will be refunded by the city of Seattle, after the discovery of a major error: Parking officers had not been …
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David Kroman/ The Seattle Times
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6/2/22
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A man pursuing a pickup full of items stolen from his home was injured Monday when the alleged thief fired a shot at him, according to the Pierce County Sheriff's Department.
Department spokesman …
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Allen Siegler / The News Tribune
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6/2/22
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WATERVILLE — Confluence Health has asked a court to dismiss a lawsuit filed against it after employees were fired or resigned over their refusal to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Nearly …
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Oscar Rodriguez / The Wenatchee World (TNS)
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6/2/22
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WATERVILLE — A Chelan woman accused of distributing nude photos of a minor at Eastmont Junior High School was charged Friday with two felonies and a gross misdemeanor.
Amanda Sue Austin, …
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Pete O'Cain / The Wenatchee World
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6/2/22
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A local woman has sued a Washington County memory care center after her husband left the facility unknown to staff and drowned in a creek more than a mile away last year.
Toufik …
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Zane Sparling / Oregonlive.com (TNS)
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6/2/22
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Anyone may fish for free — no license required — across Washington state on June 11-12.
A Discover Pass to park at Washington state parks, state Department of Fish and Wildlife land, …
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Tri-City Herald
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6/2/22
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Employers statewide will be required to take additional steps this summer to protect outdoor workers from heat and smoke .
The Washington state Department of Labor and Industries on Wednesday …
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Amy Edelen / The Spokesman-Review
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6/2/22
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Sen. Maria Cantwell visited the National Weather Service's Spokane office on Wednesday to discuss legislation that would give the organization more funding for their efforts in fighting and tracking …
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Nick Gibson / The Spokesman-Review
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6/2/22
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OLYMPIA — Starting this week, all Washington State AMBER Alerts will appear on users' Instagram feeds.
David Richey, Managing Director of the Western division for U.S. Scarlet Oak …
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Staff Report / Columbia Basin Herald
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6/2/22
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OLYMPIA — On June 1, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced that the Washington Supreme Court had ordered $28,000 in total sanctions against a group and their attorney who filed a …
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Staff Report / Columbia Basin Herald
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6/2/22
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