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DSHS and day-care centers reach deal over suits

Two long running civil rights lawsuits have reached a tentative settlement. The suits were brought by Latino-owned day-care centers in Mattawa, in Eastern Washington, against the state Department of Social and Health Services over unauthorized searches and seizures of property. A federal judge must approve the settlements, but if approved,…

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Yellow license plate would be required for DUI drivers, under proposed WA bill

Drunk drivers in Washington State may soon have their own fluorescent yellow license plate. Republican state senator Mike Carrell is sponsoring a bill that would require a person convicted of DUI to drive a vehicle with front and rear fluorescent yellow license plates. The same thing was required in Ohio…

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Two bills related to drunken driving set to be presented today

All first-time drunken-driving offenders must install an alcohol-detecting interlock device in their cars in order to can get their licenses back, under Washington State Auto law. But, State Rep. Roger Goodman, D-Kirkland, wants to change that laws, because offenders often drive illegally for months or even a year or more…

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