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 Officials predict longer and stronger fire seasonIn the past few years, Rich Nieto's work has started earlier and lasted longer.
Ex-Corvallis cop helps drivers beat DUIs
A police officer who resigned amid complaints that he was overzealous in pursuing drunken drivers is now helping such motorists beat the rap in court.
Officials predict longer, stronger fire season
The fire season has gotten longer throughout the West in the past few years.  At root of most wildfires, by far: PeoplePlaying with matches, being careless with a campfire, even burning a letter from an estranged husband: Some of the most devastating wildfires in the country's recent history have been started by people.
Matches, campfires and signal fires, oh my!
Playing with matches, being careless with a campfire, even burning a letter from an estranged husband.
Oregon lawn-chair pilot plans 300-mile flight
Like many Americans, Kent Couch plans to settle into a lawn chair during the Fourth of July weekend. Unlike everyone else, his feet will dangle high above the lawn.
Former Notre Dame WR Samardzija moves to Triple-A
Shortly after his promotion to Triple-A, the Iowa Cubs pulled a fast one on pitcher Jeff Samardzija.
Big potato plant burns in Grandview
A spectacular fire that destroyed a potato warehouse and processing plant has left 150 people without jobs and will cost this lower Yakima Valley town much of its tax revenue.
Wildfire center: More severe fires expected in CA
Federal fire managers predict an increase in severe wildfire activity in northern California through October due to unusually hot, dry weather and scant rain, but say areas like Idaho that were charred by fires last year may be in for a reprieve.
Fire planning level raised amid blazes, dry spell
National fire managers went to their highest preparedness level on Tuesday amid hot, dry weather across the West and several blazes in California that are drawing firefighters from other states.
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