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Local Family Asks For Help Finding South Dakota Woman in Oregon
A South Dakota family is sharing an out-of-state alert that their beloved daughter is missing in the Oregon area. 37-year-old Amber Abbott of South Dakota has been living in the Portland, Oregon area for several years. Amber's family in South Dakota has not heard from her since January. Amber's family...
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Several Western Washington dental offices receive threatening letters
Several dental offices in the Western Washington area have received threatening letters in the mail. The messages in those letters are disturbing, but whoever wrote and sent those letters is urging dentists to end their lives. Jennifer, who we are not revealing her last name or the dentist office she helps manage in Redmond, received one of those threatening letters.
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3 Washington colleges get warning from Dept. of Education
Three Washington universities have been sent letters by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR), warning of possible actions against them if they do not “fulfill their obligations” to address anti-Semitic discrimination and harassment on campus.
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Tri-City Americans game suspended after fight on the ice lands Americans player in hospital
KENNEWICK, Wash. - The Tri-City Americans matchup with the Seattle Thunderbirds at the Toyota Center in Kennewick was suspended Tuesday night after a fight on the ice sent one player to the hospital.
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Body camera footage released of the arrest of off-duty WSP Trooper Sarah Classen following deadly motorcycle crash
RICHLAND, Wash. – Police body camera footage has been obtained by NonStop Local, showing the arrest of off-duty Washington State Trooper Sarah Clasen on February 28. Clasen was arrested on suspicion of vehicular homicide following a crash that resulted in the death of 20-year-old Jhoser Sanchez. Clasen recounted her...
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‘We lived our lives on the air:’ Spike O’Neill remembers Seattle radio icon Bob Rivers
KIRO Newsradio’s Spike O’Neill is a longtime friend and colleague of Bob Rivers, whose humor and voice defined Seattle mornings for more than two decades. Rivers died after a courageous battle with cancer at 68. “If it weren’t for Bob Rivers, I wouldn’t have met my wife, started...