D.B. Cooper at 50: Push to Solve Case Gains Steam, But Much About Famous Skyjacking Remains a Mystery

Posted 11/9/21

The FBI finally gave up.

After chasing thousands of leads over more than four decades, the federal law-enforcement agency closed its D.B. Cooper case in 2016 without a resolution. Whoever boarded …

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Gov. Ferguson visits Eastern Washington school to discuss proposed cell phone ban

Providence and MultiCare settle two class action lawsuits worth a combined total of $155.5 million

Protests across Washington state call for pause on AI data center boom

Congress weighs giving Columbia River shoreline to cities, tribes in Washington

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