Ex-Starbucks CEO Schultz rules out independent 2020 bid

WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says he’s no longer considering an independent presidential bid. Schultz said Friday in a letter posted on his website, “I have concluded that an independent campaign for the White

Sheriff will apologize to 2 black teens held at gunpoint

SEATTLE (AP) — The King County Sheriff’s Office will apologize, pay $80,000, and has implemented new use-of-force guidelines to settle a federal civil-rights lawsuit brought by two African American teens who say they were wrongly held at

Olympia synagogue offers sanctuary to Guatemalan woman, son

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A synagogue that declared itself a sanctuary congregation last year says it will protect a Guatemalan woman and her son from immigration authorities. The Olympian reports that Temple Beth Hatfiloh announced Thursday that

Henninger to remain on ballot for OMC commissioner

PORT ANGELES – A candidate’s name for Olympic Medical Center commissioner will remain on the general election ballot. Clallam County Superior Court Judge Lauren Ericksen ruled yesterday that Ann Marie Henninger is a valid candidate and her

We were there for…the sneak peek of the 'Friends25' experience

ABC Radio/Steve Iervolino(NEW YORK) — On Thursday evening in New York City, ABC Radio got a sneak peek of Friends25, an immersive exhibit celebrating the sitcom’s silver anniversary, which opens on Saturday. The experiential exhibition company Superfly,

Raiders Antonio Brown Will Play Monday

artisteer/iStock(OAKLAND, Calif) — Oakland Raiders Wide Receiver Antonio Brown will play in the team’s season opener on Monday against the Denver Broncos, according to head coach Jon Gruden. “That’s the plan,” Gruden said before Friday’s practice. “That’s