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3 Clark County deputies placed on leave after Hazel Dell shooting, 1 shot weapon critically injuring the suspect Three Clark County deputies were present during a traffic stop Thursday night when one deputy fired their weapon and hit the driver who remains hospitalized. Credit: Bryant Clerkley, KGW A suspect was critically injured and Clark County Sheriff's Office deputies were placed on leave after a shooting in Hazel Dell, Wash. on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021. Author: KGW Staff Updated: 2:47 PM PST February 9, 2021 HAZEL DELL, Wash. — Three Clark County deputies...

‘It just doesn’t make sense’: Seminary Lane development given green light by state judge The plan that some residents objected to will be re-evaluated by the city to give final approval to high-rise luxury apartments January 13, 2021 | 6:01am EST Protestors march at a demonstration against building luxury student apartments on land located in in a historically Black community in Gainesville Thursday, June 18, 2020. The protest drew more than 300 people. Photo by Ariana...

'Do I walk away from all of this? No!' (Update: Adding video, details) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – A longtime Bend business has lost its lease amid the woes many businesses have faced due to COVID-19. Now, the family behind it is scrambling to find a new home. Yvonne Richer, the original owner of Bend Wedding & Formal, said Wednesday, "Oh, I have nine children, and my children were raised in the flower and the bridal shop." For 50 years, Bend Wedding and Formal has been a family business. "Family is family,” Richer told NewsChannel 21. “We all need to stick together and work together, and no ma...

WLRN In Little Haiti, vendors sell squash and other ingredients needed to prepare soup joumou, a New Year's Day tradition in the Haitian community. Two Haitian women are haggling over the cost of carrots and green squash along a sidewalk in Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood. They're standing at Bernadette Dubreide's  fruit and vegetable stand on Northeast Second Avenue.  Regulars call her Madam Dubreide. Just days before the New Year, Dubreide adds new offerings besides her usual bananas, oranges and sugar cane. A separate fold-out table holds nearly all of the ingredients for Haitian pump...