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Contaminated Water

Experts in Japan are worried about a reservoir of contaminated water under the disabled nuclear...

Fire update

The Eagle Fire near Leavenworth continues to burn. There are now about 600 firefighters working...

Northwest Wildfire

A new fire a few miles from Leavenworth known as the Eagle Fire has grown past 500 acres. 21 homes...

Cost of the Wildfires

Meanwhile, the cost of fighting wildfires around the northwest this summer has already gone past $1...

Manning Sentenced

Bradley Manning, the man at the center of the WikiLeaks controversy has been sentenced to 35 years...

Historic Church Burns

100-year-old Oklahoma church burns, cause sought

Church Closes

Colorado church in Florence can no longer afford services

5 year old helps save his dad

A 5 year old Spokane boy may have saved his father’s life. On Sunday the boy’s father had a stroke...

Wildfires

The fires near The Dalles haven’t burned any more structures but it’s still growing, and it led to...

Egypt

In Egypt, Mohammed Badie, the supreme leader of the Muslim Brotherhood has been arrested. The...

The Dalles area fire

A group of wildfires near The Dalles Oregon is threatening about 70 homes. The fire is about a mile...

Japan Volcano

If you lived in Eastern Washington when Mt. St. Helen erupted in 1980 then you have an idea of who...

Idaho Fire

More than 1,200 firefighters are battling the big wildfire in the Sun Valley Idaho area. The Beaver...

Phillipines Flooding

Heavy rains have sent thousands to emergency shelters in Manila in the Philippines and many of the...

North Cascades Highway

The Rainy Pass part of the North Cascades Highway is still closed and probably won’t open until...

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Jun 25, 2013 05:54
Category: General News

Oregon Aims To Stop Growth of Prison Population

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — An Oregon legislative committee has advanced a bill they say will meet a goal of curbing the state's growing prison population within the next five years. The Joint Committee on Public Safety advanced the bill yesterday with one lawmaker dissenting. The latest version of the legislation includes a plan to reduce sentences established in 2008 for certain drug and property crimes.

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