A bill known as the Traffic Safety for All Act would restrict Washington police officers from pulling people over for nonmoving violations.

Police in Washington would be barred from stopping drivers solely for nonmoving violations, like expired tabs or a broken headlight, under a Democratic-backed bill in the state Legislature.

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The actor who soared to prominence more than 40 years ago with "Raiders of the Lost Ark" used his latest foray into Super Bowl commercials to offer up chestnuts on life and values and, as many are ...

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Last week, when a couple environmental students at BGSU organized a protest in downtown Bowling Green against President ...

A traffic stop in Hutchinson resulted in the arrest of two Litchfield residents on felony charges the evening of Saturday, Feb. 13. According to Hutchinson police, an officer was on patrol when he ...

Rette Jones Racing confirmed today the signing of second-generation driver Kyle Steckly to a multiyear developmental contract ...