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And im dan winters. Thanks for joining us. Niatrate levels in the Raccoon River this year reached record niatrate levels in the Raccoon River this year reached record highs. Forcing Des Moines Water Works to spend more money than ever before on making the water safe. And the safety comes at a cost. And it means you will see an increase on your water bill channel 13s Jodi Whitworth joins us in the studio with more. Yeah dan. Its a bit of a bummer of water works customers. Yesterday the board appr...

You can see whats left of the traffic, still stuck on the bridge not going anywhere. Every once in a while, we see some of that traffic diverted off to the side. But needless to say, westbound san mateo bridge just shut down right now. Traffic being diverted off at clawwitter is and being sent away from the westbound san mateo bridge. The impact on 880, your better alternate is to head down toward the dumbarton bridge, or go back up around the bay bridge, as this closure is likely to stick aroun...

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In one of her last acts as governor, Kate Brown announced Tuesday that she will commute the sentences of the 17 people on Oregon’s death row.

For more than 10 years, Oregon governors have enforced a moratorium on executions. In one of her last acts as governor, Kate Brown went a step further, announcing Tuesday that

In the race to be Oregon's next governor, the Democratic candidate says she’ll continue Oregon’s moratorium on capital punishment, while the Republican and unaffiliated candidates indicate they will revoke it, which could allow the state to resume executions.