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Lawyers representing Richland flower shop owner want discrimination case tossed

Attorneys representing a Richland flower shop owner accused of discriminating against a gay couple want the case thrown out.

• Nonfarm jobs help make up for Hanford losses

• Judge recuses himself in Richland superintendent's lawsuit; case to be heard again

• Kennewick Irrigation District anxiously looks toward Legislature

• Franklin County residents given more time to react in bladderpod controversy

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Sports

Trout hits for cycle as Angels hammer Mariners

Mike Trout hit for the cycle and drove in five runs and Jerome Williams tossed eight scoreless innings to lead the LA Angels of Anaheim to a 12-0 dismantling... 3 hours ago

• Thunder star Kevin Durant makes $1M tornado pledge

• Seattle waives backup QB Josh Portis

• Golf: Hanford's Martin, Kain-Godoy in hunt for state titles 3 hours ago

• Memorial Cup: Frk leads Halifax past London 9-2

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Business

JPMorgan's Dimon survives shareholder referendum

Jamie Dimon, the CEO and chairman of JPMorgan Chase, easily survived a vote Tuesday that would have called on him to give up his role as chairman of...

• KID moves forward on next phase of Red Mountain project

• Tri-Cities sees unemployment decline in April

• Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce plans business development university 2 hours ago

• Richland's Fluor awarded for community service 2 hours ago

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Opinion

McClatchy cartoons for the week of 5/19/13

• Letter: Treatment program started by nun helping addicts 2 hours ago

• Letter: Food stamp program helps the hungry and Mid-Columbia's farmers 2 hours ago

• Letter: Sexual diversity in nature not really comparable to human homosexuality 2 hours ago

• Letter: Various developments reveal shift in U.S. culture 2 hours ago

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Living

Poll: Teens migrating to Twitter

Twitter is booming as a social media destination for teenagers who complain about too many adults and too much drama on Facebook, according to a new...

• KGH Sports Physical Clinic scheduled June 8

• Cancer center receives award for commercial

• Welders at increased risk of hearing loss

• Chaplaincy recognized for hispanic outreach program

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Entertainment

Toby Keith says Oklahoma hometown is 'resilient'

Tornadoes are a part of life in Moore, Okla., something country star Toby Keith was reminded of when a deadly, devastating one leveled parts of his...

• Jambase Live concert at Gorge canceled

• Ai Weiwei uses music to mock state power in China 1 hour ago

• Germany celebrates composer Wagner's 200th 1 hour ago

• Hosseini discusses new novel at NYC reading 2 hours ago

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Nation/World

Okla. residents come home to pick up the pieces

With her son holding her elbow, Colleen Arvin walked up her driveway to what was left of her house for 40 years. 2 hours ago

• Delay in mine project shadows hopes for Afghan economy

• With Obama in the dark, administration planned how to stage-manage news of IRS scandal

• House GOP panel moves on deep budget cuts

• Scientists: Don't drop federal wolf protections

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Hanford

Huge vault to be moved at Hanford

Washington Closure Hanford is preparing for one of its largest and most challenging lifts -- hoisting an underground vault weighing an estimated ...

• Moniz: Liquefied natural gas exports on hold until data reviewed

• National Labor Relations Board to issue complaint against Hanford conractors

• No furloughs for vit plant workers during July

• B Reactor bill passes Senate committee