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Modern day DNA sleuthing has solved two Washington rape cases from nearly two decades ago. Both cases had gone cold until local authorities received grants from the Attorney General’s office. That money allowed them to hire forensic genealogists to develop a list of potential suspects.
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Having rejected a half-billion-dollar settlement offer, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson is taking the state's case against the nation's three biggest drug distributors to trial Monday, saying they must be held accountable for their role in the opioid crisis.
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A national debt collection agency will have to return $475,000 to Washington consumers. State Attorney General Bob Ferguson successfully sued the Machol &…
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When she learned that the police officers charged with killing her son were arrested, Marcia Carter-Patterson’s heart jumped.“It feels good that they are…
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Tens of thousands of women in Washington who have vaginal mesh implants will qualify for some restitution. Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has…
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If you lived in Washington state between 1995 and 2007 and bought a television or computer during that time, you probably have some money coming to you.…
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The health care giant Johnson & Johnson will pay nearly $10 million to Washington state to settle a lawsuit over the marketing of pelvic mesh implants.…
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Washington has been working to address the backlog of untested rape evidence kits. Now, money from the federal government will help speed the process. An…
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The Washington state Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court ruling that 5-Hour Energy violated Washsington's Consumer Protection Act by engaging in…
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A group of parents in Monroe is suing the school district and the state of Washington, as well as Monsanto, saying toxic Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)…