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A claim filed Thursday alleges Tacoma police acted "negligently" during an interaction with a shooting suspect days before he shot and paralyzed a man last year.

SEATTLE — The city of Seattle has agreed to pay $162,500 to settle a lawsuit by a former 911 call center manager who said he was wrongly punished for speaking

"The World Stands With Ukraine" fundraiser will take place from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday, June 11, at the rooftop of Mr. Tempo Cantina at 701 Fifth Ave., San Diego, CA 92101.

He is joining Mark Lindquist on a Zoom call on Sunday afternoon.

He will tell stories of the past year in a war zone, answer questions and have conversations with locals about Ukraine.

With all the motorcycles on the road, you may be looking for some peace and quiet. Luckily, it’s fee-free day at all of the Nevada State Parks. Load up the kids, pack a picnic, at head to the great outdoors. Don’t miss out on the last-of-the-season Farmers Market at Third and Curry, stock up on local honey and load your basket with yummy stuff.

Darcus Allen, the man convicted of murder in the deaths of four Lakewood police officers in 2011, reached a plea deal April 12.

(Fargo, ND) -- A local veteran living and volunteering in Ukraine is looking to stay with displaced and impacted residents. Mark Lindquist, who conducted "Operation Sleep Out" for 17 days to raise money for Ukrainian war victims, has now received his Ukrainian Residence Permit. With the permit; Lindquist can reside in the region for three years, have all the benefits of a

Ian Miller, MIT alum and former MIT Energy Initiative staff member, is delivering medical aid, vehicles, and equipment to Ukrainians on the front lines through a nonprofit he co-founded with fellow alumnus Evan Platt.

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