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Fugitive accused of passing fake checks in 11 states including Wash.
The way court records tell it, Ronnie Lee Owen was a fugitive who crossed the country using fake drivers licenses and phony checks to buy thousands of dollars in goods, including cars, in nearly a dozen states.
NEW Man injured in Yakima motel shooting
A 63-year-old man was arrested at the Bail Hai Motel in Yakima early this morning and is being held on suspicion of shooting another motel guest in the neck.
10 years in Sultan gang slaying
For the third time in less than a week, a young man stood up in a Snohomish County courtroom and was ordered to spend years behind bars for a gang-related killing.
Kingston tips its coffee mug to law enforcement
To the men and women who keep the peace, a hot cup of coffee and a thank you. Until the end of the month, or until the money runs down to the last drop, law enforcement officers in uniform can get a free drink at The Coffee Exchange in Kingston, 11229 NE State Highway 104.
Soldier surprises sons with visit
Brothers Clinton and Ronald Washington Jr. were playing in a room at Kids Konnection Learning Academy with their friends late Wednesday, waiting for their mother to pick them up, like they would any other day.
Bellringer: Teddy Bear Coalition strikes again this year
They prefer to remain anonymous, but the work they do is worthy of attention. Each year, right around mid-December, a man and a woman stops by the Herald to fatten Bellringer's coffers.
Warm wishes continue to arrive at Lakewood police headquarters. Officer Noah Dier examines a flag Friday that was flown by a 2nd Squadron, 6th Calvary Regiment helicopter over Iraq to honor Lakewood's four slain officers.
Coffee shop where officers were murdered reopens
PARKLAND, Wash. Hundreds of police officers and other customers lined up early Saturday for the reopening of the Washington state coffee shop where four officers were shot and killed two weeks ago.
Hundreds line up as Wash. coffee shop reopens
Hundreds of police officers and other customers lined up early Saturday for the reopening of the Washington state coffee shop where four officers were shot and killed two weeks ago.
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Original Roadhouse Grill to Host Fundraiser for Families of Slain Police Officers
The owners of the Original Roadhouse Grill restaurant chain announced today that they will host a day-long fundraiser at the company's Everett, Washington restaurant for the families of five local police officers recently killed in the line of duty.
4 slain Wash. officers honored at memorial
A procession of 2,000 cars followed the flag-draped caskets of four slain police officers to a memorial service Tuesday as thousands of mourners, mostly members of law enforcement from across the country, lined the streets.
Thank police for putting their lives on the line
THE PUGET SOUND is still recovering from a weekend tragedy that shook not only the Lakewood Police Department, but other law enforcement agencies statewide.
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A notorious teen criminal in his native Arkansas, Maurice Clemmons came to Washington in 2004 seeking a fresh start.
Yakima Police Department plans local memorial for slain Lakewood officers
The Yakima Police Department will hold a local memorial service to honor the slain Lakewood police officers.
Heartbreak, bewilderment and anger over the Lakewood shootings
The murder of four Lakewood police officers is a crime to be solved and an imperative to look at a wider issue: the release of dangerous felons.
Murdered officer's sister: 'We needed Clemmons to be caught'
The family of a murdered Lakewood Police officer will travel from the Inland Northwest Tuesday to Western Washington.
Brief bios of the slain Washington officers
A look at the four police officers who were slain at a suburban coffee shop on Sunday: Sgt.
Police: NJ man who shot family separated from wife
Police say a gunman who killed his young son and injured his wife and other son in northern New Jersey was separated from his wife and had a restraining order issued against him.
Politics, turkey and you | Nandell Palmer
The election in Federal Way has come and gone. But what a period that was! In some political camps, candidates' family members vouched that there were unfair treatments with regard to missing signs.
Man sentenced for WA bank robberies
A 43-year-old California man has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison after pleading guilty to several bank robberies in Washington state.