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Grant County Crime Spree Suspect Captured After Lengthy Search (opens the original)
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A suspect believed responsible for a string of criminal activities in the area of Coulee Dam and Ephrata is now behind bars. Wednesday afternoon, the Grant County Sheriff's Office was able to finally captured a suspect wanted in a string of criminal activities across the county. Quincy Police tried to stop the suspect's vehicle, which was spotted Wednesday morning, but he sped off and headed into the county. A property owner reported seeing the suspects truck in the 16000 block of Road 7.6-North
WA Governor Wants to Take Your Kids Phone in School (opens the original)
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The plan is part of Ferguson's upcoming legislative 'wish-list' for the January session. Surrounded by like-minded Spokane School Administrators, and even some students, Friday, Oct. 2nd at Lewis and Clark HS, Governor Bob Ferguson outlined one of his "top" legislative priorities for next year. According to national data, 31 states have some sort of school cellphone restrictions, 22 of them have districts with outright bans. Education Week says Washington DC has a student cell ban. Of the 31 sta
Investigation Completed Over Yakima County Jail Inmate Death (opens the original)
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The Yakima County Coriner has yet to specify the exact cause, but has ruled on the recent death of a Yakima County Jail inmate. Around 5:05 AM that Sunday, a Corrections Officer making regular rounds found an inmate in his cell, unconscious. Other Corrections Officers and Medical Staff teamed up to provide immediate medical relief, and EMS was called. According to the report, they arrived within minutes. Despite extensive efforts, 56-year-old Charlton John could not be revived, he was pronounced
Moses Lake Bans Kratom Use for Those Under 21 (opens the original)
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Kratom comes from the Far East, for centuries was used to make tea, or chew the leaves. It was utilized to fight pain, boost energy, and during "social" gatherings. If you go into a pot store, or even many tobacco specialty stores, you will find Kratom for sale. It is sold in capsules, liquid form, even leaves. It's said to help even out moods, and supposedly helps ease withdrawal from opiates. It's often referred to as "gas station" drug. It's not Federally regulated. It was largely introduced
Hanford Nuclear Safety Worker Arrested by FBI for Alleged Aid to Terrorists (opens the original)
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In a case that might remind you of the TV plot of an episode of FBI or CSI, a Hanford worker is facing accusations of attempting to provide aid to a group Officially labeled as a terrorist organization by the United States. Early Thursday, October 1st, a swarm of FBI and other government vehicles surrounded a home in the 1400 block of Oxford Street in Richland, not far from the intersection of Leslie and Canyon Ave. Initial RBI reports were very limited but now we know a Hanford worker has been
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