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Democratic lands commissioner candidate Dave Upthegrove inched into second place, supplanting Republican Sue Kuehl Pederson who had held the spot since election night.
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Washington and counties responded to increased homeless populations with camping bans. Attorneys say bans could become more common following U.S. Supreme Court decision in June.
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A jury has convicted an Oregon man of murder in the fatal shooting of a Clark County sheriff's deputy.
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The Clark County Council unanimously approved body-worn cameras for the sheriff's office at its regular meeting Wednesday.
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Three Latino employees allege Clark County turned a blind eye to racism within its public works crews. A trial is scheduled to start May 22.
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For years, police departments in Southwest Washington had a snag in their sales pitch for new recruits. It might be months before training starts — and the class is more than 100 miles away.
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The decision follows several recent protests – mainly against measures to quell COVID-19 – outside homes and schools in Clark County.
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The family of a Black man killed by deputies has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in federal court against Clark County in southwest Washington, alleging that its law enforcement has a “policy, custom and established practice” of allowing officers to wrongfully wield deadly force.
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The spotlight is once again on police agencies in southwest Washington. A Clark County sheriff's deputy accidentally shot and killed an off-duty Vancouver police officer at his home in the city of Battle Ground on Saturday. It's one of many fatal police shootings in the region recently.
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Lawsuits have been filed in several western Washington counties claiming auditors used uncertified voting equipment and manipulated thousands of ballots in an unspecified statewide race last year.