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Flock Safety license plate readers are typically mounted on tall poles, with a camera and solar panel on top. The company says its technology is used in more than 6,000 communities across 49 states in partnership with thousands of law enforcement agencies nationwide. (Photo courtesy of Flock Safety)
Utah governor says he’s ‘deeply troubled’ by Flock cameras, calls for review to protect privacy
Amid growing apprehension around license plate cameras across the country — especially those that are part of the Flock Safety network — Utah Gov. Spencer Cox told reporters he shares concerns … more
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Kendrick Rochelle was fired as superintendent at the juvenile detention center Harbor Heights after being accused of sexual harassment. He’s now living in a hotel in Lacey and looking for work. (Photo courtesy of the state Department of Children, Youth and Families)
Washington youth prison leader was fired after harassment probe
The head of Washington’s newest juvenile detention center was ousted after an investigation into allegations he sexually harassed an employee. The ex-staffer accused Kendrick Rochelle of … more
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CC Roundup: Trailblazers go 2-1 at home tournament
The Centralia College volleyball team rebounded from a five-set loss against Lane with a pair of three-set sweeps over Umpqua and Blue Mountain at the Blazer Classic Tournament over the weekend at … more
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A Tenino player tackles his teammate during a team drill on Saturday, Aug. 22 at Tenino High School.
Prep football: Tenino coaching taking a ‘unique’ approach this fall
TENINO — When kickoff takes place in Week 1 against rival Rainier, it’ll officially mark two decades of being a coach for Tenino’s Darren Tinnerstet. And he’s had to learn new tricks in … more
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Oakville's Evan Schlesser participates in a tackling drill during practice on Saturday, Aug. 22 at Oakville High School.
Prep football: Acorns rebuilding behind plethora of youth
OAKVILLE — Twelve players showed up to Saturday’s practice at Oakville High School. It could have been easy for new head coach Todd Gladsjo to have a relaxed practice, especially with no pads on … more
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Washington debuts ‘head-turner’ of a license plate, featuring the state’s iconic volcano
One of the Pacific Northwest’s most famous volcanoes is getting the spotlight in a new Washington state license plate that promises to be a “head-turner.” The Washington State Department … more
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Armed fugitives speed through SE Portland, toss guns from car in wild police chase
People enjoying a late summer night at restaurants and bars around Southeast Portland’s Laurelhurst neighborhood found themselves caught in the middle of a wild police chase. Social media lit … more
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The sun is obscured by wildfire smoke.
Experts warn of increasingly destructive fires in Oregon
April Standafer loves her peaceful life in Corvallis. She walks her basset hound. She takes tap dancing classes. She grows pumpkins outside her apartment door. She meets her friends for coffee. She … more
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Shannon Hughes sits at her home computer in Gladstone on Aug. 19, 2026, where she typically goes online to manage her Oregon Health Plan coverage. Oregon is preparing to implement new Medicaid work reporting requirements that could affect hundreds of thousands of OHP members.
New Medicaid rules could hit 600,000 Oregonians. Many may not know it
Shannon Hughes had heard that big changes were coming to Medicaid. She just didn’t realize they could affect her. The 45-year-old Gladstone resident gets her health insurance through the … more
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How Seattle medical providers delivered a baby gorilla by C-section
Of the thousands of babies Dr. Emily Norland has helped deliver, this one stood out. The 5.4-pound newborn was quiet when he came into the world in May. He was wrinkly, with thick skin and … more
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Little Giant Fire surpasses historic 1994 Tyee Creek Fire
The Little Giant Fire has burned more than 140,000 acres as of Saturday, becoming the largest wildfire to burn entirely within in Chelan County borders. The lightning-caused fire started burning … more
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Driver dies in fiery crash in Tri-Cities after fleeing from police
A driver died Friday night after he fled from police and then crashed his car near the Veterans Memorial in Columbia Park in Kennewick. The car caught fire before police arrived. Kennewick … more
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The Westgate neighborhood is photographed from the air on Aug 14 after it was destroyed by the Old Trails fire on Aug. 1 in Spokane. Spokane County Assessor Tom Konis estimated this week that the total value of lost structures could be $1 billion.
Spokane fire damages will exceed $1 billion
As crews cut down burned trees and utility workers fix the power grid , Spokane County Assessor Tom Konis said he's certain the catastrophic Spokane Complex fires caused more than $1 billion in … more
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Spokane firefighter Aaron Beaulaurier is embraced by Lisa Pritzl, as neighbor Robert Hughes, watches during a neighborhood gathering on Aug 12 to thank Beaulaurier and firefighters for saving their homes from on Aug. 1.
Firefighters who managed to save homes in Old Trails fire greeted with warm reception from remaining residents
There is an absence of the usual hustle and bustle in much of northwest Spokane: children chittering on trampolines in shaded backyards, cars firing up for the morning commute and the barking of … more
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King County now has the nation’s largest library sorting machine
Inside an unmarked warehouse in a nondescript industrial park sits the largest machine of its kind anywhere in North America, a whiz-bang contraption of zigzagging conveyor belts, robot arms, bar … more
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With new tariffs, Washington state braces for another cold shoulder from Canada
Washington woke up Saturday morning to a bad case of economic déjà vu. A new round of U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports kicked in early Saturday after talks between the two countries broke … more
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Washington state families in need of fertility care hit by astronomical costs
When Riley first laid eyes on her newborn this month, she couldn’t believe the relief she felt at the sight of her baby — so small that she and her wife nicknamed her Peanut. But later, as … more
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Trump’s economic isolation plan risks Iran strikes across Gulf
President Donald Trump is betting new sanctions, a naval blockade and ramped-up economic pressure against Iran’s trading partners can accomplish what thousands of bombs and missiles could not: … more
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Canada to apply dollar-for-dollar US countertariffs as trade feud escalates
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will apply counter-tariffs on $20 billion of U.S. products on Sept. 8, escalating the feud rocking one of the world’s biggest trading relationships. … more
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U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill ruled earlier this month that the state of Idaho cannot regulate abortion when a pregnancy threatens a person’s physical or mental health. Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador has appealed the decision.
Abortion could return to Supreme Court, this time with a focus on women’s health
A federal court ruling out of Idaho has potential implications for exceptions in abortion bans nationwide and could eventually end up before the U.S. Supreme Court to decide. U.S. District Judge … more
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