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Former Richland superintendent's lawsuit will go on
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Former Benton City mayor runs for city council
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Sharon Brown to face 2 challengers
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Port of Kennewick commissioners to face newcomer
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Teen hurt in Moses Lake collision
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Congress, fired IRS chief clash
The embattled and departing head of the IRS on Friday defended as proper the actions taken by IRS employees who selected for close scrutiny tea party groups and other conservative organizations.
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Be careful with those Powerball office pools
In workplaces across the nation, Americans are inviting their colleagues to chip in $2 for a Powerball ticket and a shared daydream.
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3 vie for seat on Richland School Board
Richland School Board Vice Chairwoman Heather Cleary will face two challengers in August's primary election.
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Mid-Columbia tea party group target in IRS debacle
The president of a Mid-Columbia tea party group said she didn’t have much regard for the Internal Revenue Service before her organization was targeted because of its nonprofit application.
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New law means tougher penalties for drunk boating offenders
A Senate Bill signed Friday by Governor Jay Inslee aims to crack down on boaters operating under the influence.
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'Biggest Loser' finalist in Kennewick
Tara Costa, a motivational speaker, runner and finalist from The Biggest Loser, Season 7 , will be participating in the Sage Rat Run this weekend.
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West Nile tracking begins for the season
West Nile virus tracking and monitoring is under way.
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Warden teen hurt in Moses Lake crash
A 13-year-old girl was hurt when the car she was riding in collided with another car in Moses Lake, said the Washington State Patrol.
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Walla Walla disaster exercise set for Monday
WALLA WALLA -- First responders from several agencies and hospitals in the Walla Walla area will participate in a mass casualty training exercise beginning at 6 p.m. on Monday.
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Governor signs new boating safety law
A Senate bill signed Friday by Gov. Jay Inslee aims to crack down on boaters operating under the influence.
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No furloughs for vit plant workers during July
Workers at the Hanford vitrification plant will not be furloughed for a week in July, they were told Friday.
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'Biggest Loser' finalist running today in Valley
Tara Costa, a motivational speaker, runner and finalist from The Biggest Loser, Season 7, is running today in the Sage Rat Run in Prosser, Grandview and Sunnyside.
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Bethel church hopes to to draw attention to human trafficking
Thirteen Cambodian women who were once victims of the country's sex trade will start a new chapter in their lives when they move later this month into a home a Richland church bought and remodeled into a live-in rehab center.
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