No body found after map purports to show where missing man is buried
By Pepper Fisher CLALLAM COUNTY – The ongoing search for 41-year-old Joshua Simiskey, missing since October of 2019, recently yielded new information by way of a hand drawn map that claimed he was buried on a property
4 deaths being probed due to flooding from severe storms in South
kali9/iStock (EAST BATON ROUGE, La.) — Louisiana authorities are investigating at least four deaths that are possibly linked to the massive storm that swept across the state Monday. The East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office reported that 33-year-old
Inslee signs multiple environmental reform bills
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Gov. Inslee has signed a series of bills designed to strengthen our state’s environment. Inslee on Monday signed the Climate Commitment Act, environmental justice legislation, a clean fuels standard and bills related to
For-profit prison group files suit against Washington State
SEATTLE (AP) — Private prison corporation GEO Group is suing Washington state, saying a new law mandating the closure of one of the country’s largest for-profit, privately run immigration jails would unconstitutionally subvert federal authority. The company’s
$1M bail set for drunk driver who killed worker
TRI-CITIES, Wash. (AP) — A judge has set bail at $1 million for a driver who authorities say fatally hit a construction worker near Yakima last weekend. Police say the driver’s blood-alcohol level was more than three
Federal charges filed for man who bought guns for someone else
SEATTLE (AP) — A Seattle man has been charged in federal court with making false statements while purchasing 11 firearms. The indictment says Quandre Cranshaw purchased 11 guns in March and falsely stated he was the actual
Biden floors electric Ford truck in test drive as he pushes infrastructure plan
NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP via Getty Images (DEARBORN, Mich.) –President Joe Biden pushed electric vehicles as part of his infrastructure plan and vision for a greener future from Dearborn, Michigan, on Tuesday and in pitching the ease of electric,
Court decision leaves Mississippi medical marijuana, other ballot initiatives in limbo
pabradyphoto/iStock (JACKSON, Miss.) — A ruling last week by the Mississippi Supreme Court has left law experts and state leaders in a state of confusion over the future of medical marijuana, which was overwhelmingly supported by voters
Biden adviser reveals son's COVID fight to persuade young people to get vaccinated
(CREDIT: Slavitt family via The White House) White House coronavirus adviser Andy Slavitt, right, with son Zach and wife Lana, in an undated family photo. (WASHINGTON) — President Joe Biden and members of his COVID task force
Biden keeps to 'quiet diplomacy' as calls for Israel-Hamas cease-fire ramp up
Oliver Contreras/Sipa/Bloomberg via Getty Images (WASHINGTON) — The White House on Tuesday continued to insist private, diplomatic conversations were the best way the United States could help broker an end to fighting between Israel and Hamas, and