Washington state pays $9.9 million to woman who got terminal cancer in prison

Posted 2/1/24

Washington state has paid $9.9 million to settle a lawsuit by a woman whose cervical cancer grew terminal while she was incarcerated after prison doctors failed to adequately diagnose and treat the …

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Fewer workers commute from out of state, another sign of Oregon’s soft labor market

Infrared-equipped drone joins search for woman missing NE of Baker City

Washington state Japanese Americans make 4-day pilgrimage to ICE detention center

How rising electricity prices helped Amazon book $599M unrealized gain

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