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Spokane River Advocates Push Again For PCB Cleanup Plan

SPR s Doug Nadvornick reports. A decade-long battle over removing toxic chemicals from the Spokane River may continue in a Seattle courtroom. Members of the group Spokane River Team are asking a federal judge to push government regulators to limit the amount of PCBs that can be discharged into the river. Much recent environmental work has been done to improve the quality of the Spokane River. That includes the city’s work to install huge storage basins to collect stormwater so it can be treated before it’s released back into the river. But Spokane River Team members say environmental agencies are dragging their feet on PCB pollution.  

KUOW - Death of young Black man killed by Kent police leads to $4 4m settlement, and push for new laws

Sonia Joseph said she s reached a $4.4m settlement with the city of Kent over the death of her son Giovonn Joseph-McDade. The city also agrees to install a park bench in his memory. Credit: Courtesy of Joseph-McDade family Death of young Black man killed by Kent police leads to $4.4M settlement, and push for new laws Apr 16, 2021 Family members of a young man shot by Kent police in 2017 say the legal settlement they’ve reached with the city will help them heal. But they also say their journey is not over. Giovonn Joseph-McDade s mother Sonia Joseph said at a press conference Thursday that her son’s death galvanized her to seek changes to the inquest process and state law.

Kent to pay $4 4M to family of Black man police killed

Parler drops Amazon lawsuit, then files new one in King County court

Parler drops Amazon lawsuit, then files new one in King County court (Christophe Gateau/dpa via AP) On Tuesday, Parler dropped a lawsuit it had filed against Amazon in a U.S. District Court. Hours later, it filed a new lawsuit against the company, this time in King County Superior Court. The lawsuit Parler dropped was largely rooted in antitrust claims, asserting three claims: Amazon illegally sought to reduce competition in the social media sphere on behalf of Twitter; AWS breached its contract in terminating its agreement with Parler; and Amazon intentionally interfered with Parler’s business relationships. U.S. District Court Judge Barbara Rothstein initially ruled against all three of those claims in denying Parler a preliminary injunction while the lawsuit played out.

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