Новости за 21.05.2018

TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- Logan Taylor hit a two-run homer in the seventh inning, leading the Arkansas Travelers to a 7-6 win over the Tulsa Drillers on Monday.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Eli Apple is vowing to mend his ways after being given a second chance by the New York Giants.

KALAMA — The owners of a new Kalama tap house say their local craft beers, gourmet hot dogs and family-friendly atmosphere will be an addition, not competition, for other watering holes.

A fire at 713 South Seventh Ave. in Kelso was put out in five minutes by Cowlitz 2 Fire and Rescue and Longview Fire shortly after 10:30 Monday morning.

A fire reported at 10:25 a.m. in the 700 block of south 7th Avenue, Kelso this morning has been put out, Cowlitz 2 Fire and Rescue confirmed.

A 46-year-old man who had been missing since 8:30 p.m. Sunday evening near Mill Creek, showed up safe Monday morning after walking out of the woods, the Wahkiakum County Sheriff's office confirmed.

ROME (AP) — Italy edged toward its first populist government Monday as the euroskeptic 5-Star Movement and the right-wing League indicated a law professor with no political experience was their pick to become the country's next premier.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Medical examiner reports show that inmates who last fall unleashed the bloodiest prison escape attempt in North Carolina history used hammers to crush skulls and scissors to spear flesh when they killed four employees.

On Saturday, long-time Longview resident and World War II veteran Bill Russell celebrated a rare milestone among friends and family at the Monticello hotel: his 100th birthday.

Ten U.S. senators have backed a bill that would pause border taxes on Canadian newsprint imports enacted earlier this year at the request of the Norpac paper mill in Longview.

Editor’s note: The Daily News annual “standout grad” series features exceptional students from local high schools. Today we revisit five standouts from the class of 2013. Features about standouts from the class of 2018 will appear in the paper daily…

This summer, a Florida company will lay down a $375,000 synthetic turf playing surface at Schroeder Field. Kelso School District Finance Officer Scott Westlund says “we feel confident that the field will hold up and has proven itself a reliable…

Much has changed for Kyann Swope since her first year at Kelso High School.

Wahkiakum voters will have an opportunity this Wednesday to meet and talk to candidates for Washington’s 3rd congressional district in a bipartisan forum hosted by the Wahkiakum County Democratic party.

The Longview School District on Thursday will host a reception celebrating and honoring employees retiring this year, including Communications and Technology Director Sandy Catt, Special Programs Director Mary Carr-Wilt, Mark Morris Principal Phil Suek and many more.

The Kelso School Board Monday night will review a series of policies, including one on use of restraint, isolation and reasonable force to control and discipline students.

Nathan Leslie’s academic journey led him from Longview to a tiny, top-notch California liberal arts school, then onward to one of the state’s most prestigious research universities.

In 2013, Rainier High School grad Madison Knox’s goal was to become a teacher. Five years later she’s an educator, just like she wanted.

Winlock High School alumna Shyanne Martin had her first kidney failure at 4 years old and a kidney transplant at 10. Now she spends her days making sure hospital patients in Spokane get where they need to be.

A crowd of about 40 met at Lake Sacajawea late Saturday morning for the Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office’s third annual Blue Line Walk. Friends and family of local agencies took a leisurely walk around the lake, many clad with symbolic…

Group presents proclamation

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Authorities say a street shooting in Philadelphia has left a pregnant woman and her father critically injured on the day she was married.