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New York State illegally moving convicted sex offenders from prisons into group homes with the developmentally disabled
New York State illegally moving convicted sex offenders from prisons into group homes with the developmentally disabled
Three State agencies are involved in placing convicted sex offenders in group homes or hiding this information from the families and the general public>>Three State agencies are involved in placing convicted sex offenders in group homes or hiding this information from the families and the general public>>A bag for a bag: students tackle social stigma to fight food insecurity
A bag for a bag: students tackle social stigma to fight food insecurity
SPOKANE, Wash. - A problem within a solution – it’s a phrase so oxymoronic that it almost doesn’t make sense, but it’s crystal clear for a specific group of students at Lewis and Clark High School.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - A problem within a solution – it’s a phrase so oxymoronic that it almost doesn’t make sense, but it’s crystal clear for a specific group of students at Lewis and Clark High School.
>>Cougar removed from Coeur d'Alene tree euthanized
Cougar removed from Coeur d'Alene tree euthanized
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - Multiple crews responded to a report of a cougar in a tree in Coeur d'Alene Monday. "I think time is on our side," Coeur d'Alene Police Detective, Jay Wilhelm, said. Indeed, it was. Coeur d'Alene Police, Fire and members of the Idaho Fish and Game cornered the male mountain lion, which was nested up in a tree near Qualfon on Ironwood Drive.
>>COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - Multiple crews responded to a report of a cougar in a tree in Coeur d'Alene Monday. "I think time is on our side," Coeur d'Alene Police Detective, Jay Wilhelm, said. Indeed, it was. Coeur d'Alene Police, Fire and members of the Idaho Fish and Game cornered the male mountain lion, which was nested up in a tree near Qualfon on Ironwood Drive.
>>VIDEO: Stack of Sandpoint newspapers lit on fire in latest anonymous attack targeting writer
VIDEO: Stack of Sandpoint newspapers lit on fire in latest anonymous attack targeting writer
SANDPOINT, Idaho. First - it was a robocall, now a threat, targetting a Sandpoint newspaper and one of its writers, has surfaced on YouTube. "Ben Olson is a cancer on wholesome North Idaho," the video states. "And cancers must be burned out." The 56-second video clip shows a picture of Co-owner and Publisher of the Sandpoint Reader, Ben Olson, next to a stack of the newspaper he writes for. The papers are doused in a clear liquid then lit on fire.
>>SANDPOINT, Idaho. First - it was a robocall, now a threat, targetting a Sandpoint newspaper and one of its writers, has surfaced on YouTube. "Ben Olson is a cancer on wholesome North Idaho," the video states. "And cancers must be burned out." The 56-second video clip shows a picture of Co-owner and Publisher of the Sandpoint Reader, Ben Olson, next to a stack of the newspaper he writes for. The papers are doused in a clear liquid then lit on fire.
>>UPDATE: Woman Left For Dead On Rural Whitman County Road
UPDATE: Woman Left For Dead On Rural Whitman County Road
PULLMAN, Wash. - A man accused of hitting his ex-girlfriend on a rural Whitman County road in his truck and leaving her for dead has been sentenced to 9 months in jail.>>COLFAX, Wash. – Richard Pasma, the man accused of leaving his former girlfriend for dead along the Pullman-Albion Road last November, has been sentenced to nine months in jail after entering an Alford plea earlier this month.>>Multiple fires break out west of Spokane along I-90
Multiple fires break out west of Spokane along I-90
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Multiple fire crews from Spokane County and the Department of Natural Resources are working to mop up a series of fires that broke out along Interstate 90 west of Spokane. Crews on scene tell us that while they don't have an exact count, there were at least 3 different fires burning, all about 5-acres in size, along I-90 between exit 272 and 277.
>>SPOKANE, Wash. - Multiple fire crews from Spokane County and the Department of Natural Resources are working to mop up a series of fires that broke out along Interstate 90 west of Spokane. Crews on scene tell us that while they don't have an exact count, there were at least 3 different fires burning, all about 5-acres in size, along I-90 between exit 272 and 277.
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