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Markets and the feds and beyond. Lets get to andrew with breaking news on valeant. Another turn, the drug maker says its ending its relationship due to the Specialty Pharmacy business practices. The company saying it has lost confidence in the ability to operate in a manner acceptable to valeant. In response it said it would shutdown operations as soon as possible. Cvs health care also dropped them. Cvs saying it will no longer use services after an audit found evidence of noncompliance. Now valeant has been facing a lot of pressure and is facing federal scrutiny as well on the drug pricing an...

Good evening, im Sharyn Alfonsi with a western edition of the broadcast. The search for flight 370 and the 239 people on board continues to expand by air, sea and now significantly on land. Investigators have searched both pilots homes looking for any evidence the pilots could have done this on purpose. Authoritiesing say they have evidence that someone deliberately disabled the planes Communication Systems before the flight was redirected. Seth doane is in kuala lumpur tonight and begins our coverage. Reporter when police searched captain Zaharie Ahmad shahs home they found a flight simulator...

SOAP LAKE — Work has already started on a project to build sidewalks on one side of South Daisy Street and add flashing lights at the crosswalk of Daisy Street and Third Avenue Southeast. Soap Lake Mayor Allen DuPuy said a project to overlay a number of city streets should go to bid soon. Daisy Street is state Route 17 where the highway passes through the city limits. The upgraded pedestrian crossing is designed to improve safety for people walking across the street, said city consulting engineer Michael Woodkey in a presentation to the Soap Lake City Council in February. Sidewalks are being...

GEORGE — The asphalt is going down on sections of Silica Road Northwest and Southwest and West Baseline Road near the Gorge Amphitheater. Grant County Engineer David Bren said the project is on schedule. “They’re paving already,” Bren said.

QUINCY — Drivers in the area of Silica Road Northwest, West Baseline Road and Sunland Estates will experience traffic delays beginning in mid-March. Construction crews will widen a section of Baseline Road and a section of Silica Road, along with resurfacing another section of Silica Road, all around the Gorge Amphitheater. “So come mid-March, you’ll see that we’re already doing prep work on (West) Baseline, east of Silica (Road), about a mile,” said David Bren, Grant County engineer. “Because we’re going to widen Baseline and add a center lane – a queuing lane, a turning lane ...