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Moses Lake Police K-9 intercepts woman after alleged pickup truck theft (opens the original)
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MOSES LAKE, Wash. - Moses Lake Police reported that a woman was taken into custody at the Gorge Amphitheater after allegedly stealing a pickup from a parking area. Officers found the woman, and she fled the scene. She managed to cross the canal and headed towards a trailer. MLPD Officer Zook arrived on scene at this point with his K9 officer Rex. Rex ran after the woman into the trailer and immobilized the woman. She was identified as Sarah Poole of Surrey, British Columbia. After being treated
Man arrested on multiple charges after a gun fires in Spokane hotel room (opens the original)
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UPDATE: The state is looking to file charges in district court at a later date and Roseborough is being released on his own recognizance as of Monday afternoon. SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane County officers have arrested a man after a shot was fired in a hotel early on September 24.  According to the affidavit, a hotel guest at Hometown Studios by Red Roof in Spokane heard a loud noise at around 3:20 in the morning. After not hearing more noises, she went back to sleep. Later that day, she felt
Artist on Wendy's emo album speaks about Spokane ties (opens the original)
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On September 23, Wendyâs -- the fast-food chain â released an emo music album titled âSongs to Listen to in a Wendyâs Parking Lot. " The album included songs from a variety of artists, including Kat Leon, Shane Told and Spokane native Matty Mullins. SPOKANE, Wash. - On September 23, Wendyâs -- the fast-food chain â released an emo music album titled âSongs to Listen to in a Wendyâs Parking Lot. " The album included songs from a variety of artists, including Kat Leon, Shane Told a
Camp Sekani announces reopening following Upriver Fire mitigation (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Three months after the Upriver Fire reached full containment, Camp Sekani has announced the date of their reopening to the public. The Department of Natural Resourcesâ Hazard Mitigation Work & Urban Forestry team has been hard at work, removing most of the hazard trees on site. Volunteer Partners with Evergreen East Mountain Bike Alliance have also taken the time to rehab trails, rebuild the Leap of Faith Ramp, and fill in burned out stump holes. As a result of the successful
Ratepayer Protection Act passes through House, targeting data centers' electricity costs (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON D.C. -  The Ratepayer Protection Act on Wednesday moved through the House on Wednesday in a 417-3 vote. The goal of the act is to make sure that large electricity users pay for the entire cost of new power infrastructure to keep them running. This includes facilities such as data centers. All financial contributions and assurances must cover the cost of the new construction before it begins.  This is in an attempt to protect the average electricity customer from paying for the
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