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Local contractor accused of taking money, not completing projects

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — A local construction company is accused of collecting more than $500,000 from their clients, without ever finishing the job.

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Special Report: Local contractor accused of taking money, not completing projects

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — A local construction company is accused of collecting more than $500,000 from their clients, without ever finishing the job.

United statesAlex delportMarc mcdeweyJeff ketchumMark connellySteven allenSheriff officeHammer time constructionHammer timeOnly fansNorth idahoPend oreille countySeven allenSpokane countyLabor and industriesOntractor nightmare

Homebuilder accused of scamming South Sound customers, violating rules

The homebuilder is being prosecuted in Mason County Superior Court.

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Yakima fruit processor fined after two workers die in tractor rollovers

TUMWATER, Wash.-Borton and Sons, a Yakima fruit grower and processor has been fined $290,000 by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries following the deaths of two orchard workers.

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Workers Comp rates to increase about 5 percent in new year

TUMWATER, Wash.-The average workers’ compensation premium rate for workers in Washington will increase by 4.9 percent in 2024.

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