
WA lawmakers fail to address overcrowding at youth detention centers
As the legislative session nears an end, proposed changes in state law aimed at relieving the juvenile detention system have largely failed to materialize.
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As the legislative session nears an end, proposed changes in state law aimed at relieving the juvenile detention system have largely failed to materialize.
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Salvador "Junior" Granillo, a senior at Garfield, was killed Sunday at a house party in Yakima. Students gathered outside the school Tuesday to remember him.
Prosecutors say the suspect befriended the 82-year-old woman over two years, then met her for dinner on April 1 — the last time she was...
Police say witnesses reported the shooter and another person left the Redmond Safeway after an argument. No injuries were reported.