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Albert James’s Journalist Portfolio
View as a gridThree years since the death of Sam Martinez, what has changed at WSU?
Murrow News 8
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The 2019 death of Sam Martinez shocked the WSU community and beyond. In the years since, his parents took action to make sure a similar tragedy would never happen again. Albert James looks at the impact of that action.
Awarded a Regional Student Production Emmy and a National Mark of Excellence award from the Society of Professional Journalists.
Local food pantry partners with delivery service to reach more people
KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR)
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As part of the company's "Project DASH" initiative, DoorDash works with the FISH of Roseburg Food Pantry to deliver emergency food boxes to those unable to make it to the
Governor signs law requiring speed limiting devices for habitual speeders
KCPQ-TV/KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA)
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"The BEAM Act" will require drivers with a history of excessive speeding to install a device that limits the speed of their car.
'Life, liberty and pursuit of pickleball': Inslee signs bill designating Washington's official st...
The Spokesman-Review
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Pickleball became Washington’s official state sport on Monday back where it all began.
Gov. Jay Inslee on Monday traveled to Bainbridge Island and signed the bill making pickleball the state sport on the court where the game first originated.
High school students to raise money for local cancer survivor through community service
KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR)
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Students at Springfield's Thurston High School will partner with Sparrow Clubs USA to give $3,000 to a 16-year-old recovering from brain cancer.
Washington lawmaker proposes regulations for self-checkout machines
KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA)
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OLYMPIA, Wash. - Proposed legislation could change the way customers shop at grocery stores, as one Democratic lawmaker is pushing for regulations on self-checkout machines.
Blue River cuts ribbon on new health clinic after old one burned down in 2020
KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR)
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The Blue River community celebrated the return of the Orchid Health McKenzie River Clinic to town, situated where the old one stood and providing more services than just physical check-ups.
Fertility treatments would have to be covered by insurance under Washington proposal
KAPP-TV / KVEW-TV (Yakima, WA)
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OLYMPIA, Wash. - Washington lawmakers are debating whether to require coverage of fertility treatments under group health plans and Medicaid in an attempt to help more people start families. Though