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| False alarm emergency alert in Hawaii triggers concerns in Washington State People in Hawaii woke up in a panic Saturday morning after an emergency alert was sent to their phones warning of a nuclear strike. It tolds them to seek shelter immediately and "This is not a drill." They later learned it was a false alarm. That panic and alarm reached all that way to Washington state.
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| Analysis: Robert Franks pumps in school-record 10 3-pointers to lead Washington State past Cal Washington State forward Robert Franks shoots against California guard Nick Hamilton during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in Pullman, Wash., Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018. Franks set a school-record with 10 3-pointers and Washington State won 78-53. (Young Kwak / Associated ...
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| Ohio State football | Alex Grinch makes presence felt as defensive coach Grinch, the Grove City native hired this week as an Ohio State assistant football coach, had just started as Washington State's defensive coordinator in 2015. He was in charge of turning around a dreadful defense. That spring day, he didn't like what he was watching. He let his players know it. "He took ...
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| Former Washington State receiver Tavares Martin Jr. declares for NFL Draft PULLMAN – Former Washington State wide receiver Tavares Martin Jr. will forego another college season and begin preparing for the 2018 NFL Draft. Martin Jr., who was cut from the WSU roster in December and had one remaining season of eligibility, announced his decision in a heartfelt message ...
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| Former Washington State wide receiver Tavares Martin Jr. declares for NFL draft Former Washington State wide receiver Tavares Martin Jr. declared for the NFL draft on Saturday night with a post on his Twitter page. New chapter. ... Martin thanked Washington State and head coach Mike Leach despite a rough ending to his career with the Cougars. Martin was kicked off the team ...
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| Washington state set to lower flags on Jan. 17 TACOMA — Flags will fly at half-staff at all state facilities on Jan. 17 in honor of Pierce County Sheriff's deputy Daniel McCartney, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee announced Thursday morning. McCartney was shot and killed Monday while responding to a drug-related robbery in Frederickson.
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| Gov. Inslee's climate-change advisers draw scrutiny as his national profile rises As Gov. Jay Inslee presses an ambitious carbon-tax plan for Washington state, two of his climate-change policy advisers have drawn scrutiny. The attention to Inslee's office also comes as his national profile rises. He's been a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, and even named as a possible ...
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| Stanford earns road sweep with 73-64 win over Washington Stanford raced past Washington State on Thursday and took advantage of offensive struggles by Washington to pull away for its fourth straight victory. "It's a big deal for us to have the confidence now to know we can go on the road and win some games," Stanford coach Jerod Haase said. "We did a lot of ...
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| Anigwe, Davidson hold it down in 69-60 victory over Washington Last season against Sacramento State, Anigwe put up a career-high 50 points, and her coach wanted her back in that mindset against the Huskies. Perhaps it worked, because three minutes into the third, the Bears went on an 11-0 run led by Anigwe and fueled by Davidson. Cal contained Washington ...
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| Could One State Save American Democracy? Maybe the physical distance between the two jurisdictions helps Washington State's legislators resist politics as usual. Maybe the shared name imbues them with an outsize sense of responsibility over the nation's political system — a desire to fix our broken democracy and get government right.
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| The island where Washington State sends its most sexually violent predators It serves as the home for 236 "sexually violent predators", people the Pacific Northwest state are too afraid will reoffend if they're released back out into the world. After sex offenders finish serving the time for the crimes they committed, an End of Sentence Review Committee assess whether or not they ...
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| Journalist killed in Mexican border state of Tamaulipas CIUDAD VICTORIA, Mexico — A journalist was killed Saturday in the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas and authorities said they were investigating to see if his death was related to his work. Carlos Dominguez Rodriguez was slain in the city of Nuevo Laredo across from Texas while driving in a car ...
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| Farmworker housing falls victim to state water rights dispute Farmworkers, mostly Latinos and immigrants, are having a hard time finding places to live as demand for housing in Eastern Washington is growing. The 2016 state Supreme Court decision known as Hirst has made getting access to water more difficult, and the lack of action from Olympia is threatening ...
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| College basketball: Washington-Stanford will be a reunion for two 'brothers' 26, didn't commit a turnover in a game for the first time Thursday to help Stanford to a 79-70 win at Washington State. He finished with 15 points and four assists against the Cougars. The familiarity between Nowell and Davis is going to create an interesting matchup Saturday. "He knows stuff about my ...
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| A pragmatist in partisan times: Ralph Northam becomes Virginia's 73rd governor Northam's reputation as a centrist with a deep well of friends on both sides of the aisle gives Virginia a fighting chance to avoid the partisan ills of Washington. His predecessor, McAuliffe, was hailed for his energy in wooing business to the state but rankled Republicans as the ultimate party operative with ...
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