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State Highway Near Site of Slow-moving Landslide Reopens
State Highway Near Site of Slow-moving Landslide Reopens
State Highway Near Site of Slow-moving Landslide Reopens
OSO, Wash. (AP) — Part of a Washington state highway that closed Friday because of a slow-moving landslide has reopened after days of monitoring found no further movement. The Washington Department of Transportation said on its website that both directions of State Route 530 near the town of Oso reopened Wednesday afternoon...
Road Near Landslide to be Closed Until Monday
Road Near Landslide to be Closed Until Monday
Road Near Landslide to be Closed Until Monday
OSO, Wash. (AP) — The Seattle Times reports that a stretch of road near a slow-moving landslide close to the site of a massive deadly slide northeast of Seattle in 2014 will be closed until Monday. On Friday, evacuations were recommended near the landslide after people noticed cracks on Highway 530 near Oso this week and called officials...
Lawyers for Landslide Victims Say State Committed Fraud
Lawyers for Landslide Victims Say State Committed Fraud
Lawyers for Landslide Victims Say State Committed Fraud
SEATTLE (AP) ” Attorneys for victims and family members in a deadly 2014 landslide in Oso, Washington, have accused state lawyers of orchestrating a fraud to hide the truth by deleting emails between defense expert witnesses. In a motion filed Tuesday, the attorneys say the state has spent over $3 million in taxpayer dollars developing the opinions of its expert team...
Crews Battle Wildfire West of Oso
Crews Battle Wildfire West of Oso
Crews Battle Wildfire West of Oso
OSO, Wash. (AP) — Fire crews are battling a roughly 55-acre wildfire that began Thursday evening several miles west of Oso. KIRO reports that firefighters from Snohomish County and the Department of Natural Resources are tackling the blaze off that began around 6 p...
Oso Slide Was No Outlier, UW Study Concludes
Oso Slide Was No Outlier, UW Study Concludes
Oso Slide Was No Outlier, UW Study Concludes
SEATTLE (AP) — A new study from the University of Washington finds that the devastating Oso landslide in 2014 wasn't an outlier. The landslide wiped out neighborhood north of Seattle and left 43 people dead when it roared down a hillside above the north fork of the Stillaguamish River...