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MediaDec 3, 2022

Case against man arrested in 1994 death of woman dismissed

Criminal charges against a man suspected in the 1994 murder of a Vancouver, Washington, woman have been dismissed

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General newsOct 29, 2022

Judge orders Meta to pay $10.5M in legal fees to Washington

Facebook parent company Meta has been ordered to pay $10.5 million in legal fees to Washington state, atop a nearly $25 million fine for repeated and intentional violations of campaign finance disclosure laws

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General newsOct 27, 2022

Meta fined $24.7M for campaign finance disclosure violations

A Washington state judge has fined Facebook parent company Meta nearly $25 million for repeated, willful violations of campaign finance disclosure laws

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MediaOct 25, 2022

Conspiracy pushers target races for local election posts

Races for the positions that oversee elections at the local level are being targeted by those peddling election conspiracies and falsely claiming that former President Donald Trump won the 2020 election

MediaOct 20, 2022

Washington wildfire caused by pyrotechnic, police seek tips

Officials say a wildfire in southwest Washington that ballooned Sunday, causing regional air quality issues, may have been started by a firework or firearm

Social affairsSep 28, 2022

GOP candidate apologizes after antisemitic post surfaces

A GOP candidate for the Washington Legislature says a post he put on social media in 2020 was antisemitic

MediaSep 14, 2022

Man suspected in fire at mayor’s SW Washington home arrested

Police in southwest Washington say a man arrested after a business burglary is also a suspect in a fire set Monday outside the home of the Vancouver mayor

BusinessSep 2, 2022

Court: Meta violated Washington state campaign finance law

The Washington state Attorney General's Office says a judge has ruled that Facebook owner Meta repeatedly and intentionally violated Washington campaign-finance law, and must pay penalties

HealthJul 1, 2022

Feds: Tacoma woman lied about having MS to defraud friends

Federal prosecutors say they will recommend no more than 27 months in prison for a Washington woman who defrauded friends and acquaintances of more than $600,000 by falsely claiming she needed money for tuition, multiple sclerosis treatment and other causes

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