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Louisiana Politics · Louisiana

Federal grand jury indicts New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell after long corruption probe

62% Center coverage: 210 sources

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Offbeat · Colorado

Colorado Confirms Shope Papillomavirus Behind Fort Collins' Horned Rabbits

49% Center coverage: 157 sources

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Wildfires · Canada

As Canada wildfires choke US with smoke, Republicans demand action. But not on climate change

70% Center coverage: 125 sources

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Paxton launches investigation into Beto O’Rourke’s political group for funding Democrats who left state — REUTERS / ixx511

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Paxton launches investigation into Beto O’Rourke’s political group for funding Democrats who left state

Nike co-founder Phil Knight and wife pledge record $2B to Oregon cancer center, university says — OregonHealthSciUniv by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: Cacophony) / CC-BY-SA-3.0

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Nike co-founder Phil Knight and wife pledge record $2B to Oregon cancer center, university says

Thieves grab $2 million in jewelry in Seattle heist that took less than 2 minutes

38% Center coverage: 29 sources

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Nike co-founder Phil Knight and wife pledge record $2B to Oregon cancer center, university says

52% Left coverage: 54 sources

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Flames leap 30 feet into the air after hedge catches fire in Vancouver, witnesses say

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

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Inside the perilous journey of a familiar Northwest summer bird

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

It’s beautiful, ethereal: When we hear the sound of the Swainson’s thrush in the Pacific Northwest’s woods, we know our summer is truly here. Our bird is back, with its signature song gracing our long, summer twilights. Read more...Vancouver, Washington · Vancouver Read Article

Discovery Corridor on I-5 was imagined as bustling commercial zone; why haven’t more found it?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

RIDGEFIELD — North Clark County’s Discovery Corridor has a ways to go to fulfill the dreams of those who first imagined the roughly 12-mile stretch as a driver of job creation. Read more...Ridgefield, Washington · Ridgefield Read Article

Follow woman rebooting her life in ‘A Dog in Georgia’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

“A Dog in Georgia” is Lauren Grodstein’s sixth novel under her own name, following the breakout success of “We Must Not Think of Ourselves,” a World War II novel set in Warsaw. The current narrative is also set in Eastern Europe — it’s that Georgia — but the history that affects the plot is much more recent: 2023’s wave of large-scale protests against the government’s increasing authoritarianism. Read more...World War II · Georgia Read Article

Smooth sips and sounds: Vancouver Wine & Jazz Festival gears up for its 25th

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In 1998, the idea that Vancouver could offer an appropriately prestigious stage for jazz royalty — and draw appropriately sizable audiences to a run-down downtown — seemed like a stretch. Read more...Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

Puffin Cafe’s rent at Port of Camas-Washougal will more than double under one-year deal

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A proposed new lease for the Washougal waterfront’s only floating restaurant should be seen as a “case study” and an example of how the Port of Camas-Washougal plans to reexamine agreements with current tenants going forward, port leaders say. But the owners of the Puffin Cafe say the lease increases the monthly rent too much, too soon — and doesn’t offer the long-term security they need. Read more...Washougal · Washougal Read Article

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