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  1. Sandpoint woman disappears from Pasco fruit stand

    Sandpoint woman disappears from Pasco fruit stand

    Rashelle Klontz was on her way back to Sandpoint after spending a few days with friends in Hermiston, Ore. She is set to get married July 19.

  2. Driver arrested in hit-and-run death of soccer ball dribbler

    Driver arrested in hit-and-run death of soccer ball dribbler

    A suspect was arrested Monday for the hit-and-run crash that killed a man dribbling a soccer ball along U.S. Highway 101, police said.

  3. Is KeyArena key to arena proposal?

    Is KeyArena key to arena proposal?

    Sources close to the ongoing arena negotiations suggest the future of KeyArena is a vital component of any deal.

  4. Body of young woman found in Lake Stevens home

    Body of young woman found in Lake Stevens home

    The Snohomish County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homicide at a home in the 9200 block of 15th St. SE. Investigators say the case is not related to the Molly Conley shooting.

  5. Search resumes for woman in SW Washington

    Search resumes for woman in SW Washington

    Searchers have resumed looking for a Vancouver woman who set out naked in a forest on a spiritual quest last weekend.

  6. Teen cyclist dies in crash during B.C. to Seattle charity ride

    Teen cyclist dies in crash during B.C. to Seattle charity ride

    A cyclist participating in the Ride to Conquer Cancer died in an accident in Arlington on Sunday. More than 2,600 riders participated in the 2-day ride from Vancouver to Seattle, which raises funds for the BC Cancer Agency.

  7. Fallen deputy's brother working to track down fugitive

    Fallen deputy's brother working to track down fugitive

    A brother created $20,000 reward to find man believed responsible for Deputy Kelly Fredinburg's death six years ago.

  8. Newberg parents outraged at Facebook cyberbullying page

    Newberg parents outraged at Facebook cyberbullying page

    Some Newberg parents are outraged by a new Facebook page that exists solely to victimize students.

  9. Portland to attempt world-record tree hug

    Portland to attempt world-record tree hug

    Portland will attempt to set the Guinness World Record for tree hugging on July 20.

  10. Temporary I-5 Skagit River span to open this week

    Temporary I-5 Skagit River span to open this week

    The Washington Transportation Department says a temporary span on the Interstate 5 Skagit River bridge should open this week, less than a month since a section of the bridge collapsed.

  11. Jesse tries BB Ranch's pot-fed pork

    Jesse tries BB Ranch's pot-fed pork

    Pigs eat anything, even marijuana. We let Jesse buy the unique cut of pork from BB Ranch.

  12. 'Sesame Street' character has father in jail

    'Sesame Street' character has father in jail

    "Sesame Street" characters have tackled all sorts of problem in the past, but new character "Alex" has a new problem: His dad is in jail.

  13. Paris Air Show highlights Boeing-Airbus rivalry

    Paris Air Show highlights Boeing-Airbus rivalry

    Airbus and Boeing won pledges for big purchases of long-haul, wide-body jets at the Paris Air Show. After several years of success for their smaller models, the world's leading plane makers look to generate orders for more expensive long-haul jets.

  14. Sun halo graces Puget Sound skies

    Sun halo graces Puget Sound skies

    Many people grabbed their cameras Saturday afternoon to snap a photo of the ring around the sun.

  15. 3-alarm fire burns Geno's restaurant, nearby apartments

    3-alarm fire burns Geno's restaurant, nearby apartments

    Police asked drivers to avoid Hamilton and Sharp up to Mission Avenue to accommodate fire crews.

  16. W.Va. sheriff killing suspect denied bail

    HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) — A man accused of gunning down a West Virginia sheriff has lost a bid for bail ahead of his first-degree murder trial.

  17. Family of teen who died in charity cycling event 'heartbroken'

    Family of teen who died in charity cycling event 'heartbroken'

    The family of a Victoria B.C. teen who died in an accident during a cancer charity bicycle ride on Sunday say they are heartbroken by his death.

  18. Volunteers repair Port Orchard vet's memorial damaged by vandals

    Volunteers repair Port Orchard vet's memorial damaged by vandals

    Vandals are blamed for up to $1500 in damages to the Veterans Wall in Port Orchard. Lights were smashed and phrases like “Make love not babys" (sic) was sprayed in graffiti across bricks honoring area servicemen.

  19. Thousands head downtown for the Portland Pride Parade

    Thousands head downtown for the Portland Pride Parade

    Thousands took to the streets downtown for the 19th annual Portland Pride Parade Sunday morning.

  20. Cleanup continues in McMinnville after Thursday's tornado

    Professional crews have replaced dozens of volunteers in the cleanup effort following Thursday’s tornado.