Las Vegas Rang in 2018 With Unprecedented Security Las Vegas welcomed 2018 with fireworks, big-ticket musical acts and unprecedented security in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting... Read More
Questions Remain Despite Fewer Oregon Workplace Fatalities Frankie Crispen Jr. had a lot to look forward to this past November. He was set to take the rigorous... Read More
Nevada Residents Sue City in $3.6M Suit Over February Flooding Dozens of northern Nevada residents are suing the city of Elko for more than $3.6 million over damage caused by... Read More
Uncertain Future for Fire Lookouts in the Pacific Northwest Imagine waking up to the sun cresting a ridge of the Cascade Mountains. You look out the window, and through... Read More
Drug Makers Face Additional Liability After California High Court Decision A sharply divided California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that pharmaceutical companies can be held liable for warning labels on generic... Read More
Amtrak Didn’t Wait for Speed Control System That May Have Prevented Wreck The rush to launch service on a new, faster Amtrak route near Seattle came at a deadly cost: none of... Read More
Oregon OSHA Report Outlines Employee Attacks at Chimp Sanctuary Employees of a chimpanzee sanctuary in central Oregon were harmed by the animals by way of “amputations, choking, grabbing and... Read More
Amtrak Train Brake Automatically Activated in Fatal Washington Derailment Investigators are looking into whether the Amtrak engineer whose speeding train plunged off an overpass, killing at least three people,... Read More
Oregon City’s Businesses Frustrated by Delayed Flood Maps For the past two years, Cheri Lerma of Cheri’s Cafe & Cannon Beach Cookie has spent almost $10,000 on flood... Read More
Amtrak Train Derailed on New, Faster Route That Drew Concern A Washington community along the new rail line where an Amtrak train derailed in a deadly crash had tried to... Read More