TIETON, Yakima County — Washington State Patrol troopers say a Tieton man was killed in a car crash while he frantically looked for his 11-year-old child, whom he thought to be missing. The Yakima Herald reports Pedro Macedonio Dorantes was declared dead at the crash scene Wednesday night. Two younger children, a 5-year-old girl and […]
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A northern Utah woman whose husband and 4-year-old daughter were killed when a doghouse fell out of a man’s truck and caused a highway pileup has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. Alyssa Chambers filed the suit seeking $300,000 in damages. She is suing the man who had the doghouse in his truck, a woman who
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A former redshirt freshman at Bowling Green State University who suffered three concussions during football practices is to receive a $712,500 settlement from the university. The Ohio Court of Claims on Monday approved the settlement for Cody Silk of Sterling Heights, Mich., whose career as an offensive lineman and college education came to a halt
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We are excited to announce that Alex French has become a partner with GLP Attorneys. Alex began his legal career with GLP Attorneys in 2006 as a legal intern and joined the firm as an Associate Attorney in 2008. Alex has been instrumental in developing our Motions and Appellate Practice Department and assisting in major
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A nonverbal, developmentally disabled woman was raped under the supervision of a state-run group home, the sister of the alleged victim claims — and officials did nothing to address the alleged abuse, she told the Daily News. The disabled woman — who cannot legally consent to sex — was diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease
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Saturday, May 7, 2016, Shareholder John D. Webber will be a guest speaker at an event co-hosted by the Washington State Chiropractic Association and the Center for Diagnostic Imaging. In the fourth series on the Practical Application of Orthopedics and Neurological Conditions, the presentation will cover diagnosing and assessing injuries to a person’s whole body and
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A jury found the city of Los Angeles primarily liable for a traffic collision that killed a scientist in San Pedro three years ago. The jury awarded $23.7 million to the widow and young son of Thomas Guilmette, a 59-year-old Northrop Grumman employee who died three years ago after his motorcycle struck a car that
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A Georgia man claims the car accident that left him with permanent brain damage was caused by a teen too busy taking selfies to pay attention to the road, NBC News reports. Now he’s suing the teen, Christal McGee, and Snapchat. The lawsuit filed this month claims McGee was using Snapchat’s speed filter at the
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The family of a 51-year-old farmworker who was strangled by his safety vest after it got caught in some rotating machinery has filed a $7 million lawsuit against the machinery’s maker and seller. Jose Carmen Olmedo Zaragoza died at about 10:40 a.m. on Sept. 18, 2015, as he was harvesting hazelnuts on Christensen Farms near
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Distraction behind the wheel still kills about 3,000 people a year in the US, and injures 431,000 more. Now, the National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) is trying what so many denizens of the Internet do when frustrated: It’s trolling. Its targets are Twitter users who admit to, joke about, or don’t adequately denounce texting
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