Senators wrapping up $1T infrastructure bill, voting ahead

WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearing decision time, senators are wrapping up work on the

Caitlyn Jenner avoids talk of book, TV deals tied to recall

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Caitlyn Jenner kicked off a monthlong campaign tour Thursday in her bid to become California’s next governor, but she also raised fresh questions about her motive for entering the contest.

Meeting will determine what’s required to reopen Adams Co. Jail

RITZVILLE — What it will take to reopen the Adams County Jail, and how to make plans for the jail’s future, was the subject of an hour-long discussion at the Adams County Commission meeting Tuesday. “We need to start coming up with an actual game plan to address what we currently have, and what we’re going to do going forward,” Wagner said. “And it needs to be faster than slower.” The jail was closed and has been the subject of continuing discussions among the commissioners and Adams County Sheriff Dale Wagner. Wagner said the jail actually has been a subject of discussion between different commissioners and three different sheriffs for over a decade, and it needs attention now...

Sudanese return to streets over dire living conditions

CAIRO (AP) — Sudanese protesters took to the streets in the capital and across the country Wednesday over dire living conditions and a deadly crackdown on demonstrators in the east earlier this month.

Libya's eastern parliament meets after rare protests erupt

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Libya’s east-based parliament convened an emergency meeting Friday to address the eruption of rare protests over dire living conditions across the country’s east, rallies that mirror similar recent protests in the west of the divided nation.

California counties warned: Enforce virus rules this holiday

LOS ANGELES (AP) — California counties that fail to enforce health orders could lose state funding, the governor warned as cases of the coronavirus jumped, prompting renewed closures of businesses and beaches heading into the Fourth of July weekend.

The Latest: Groups sue over N. Carolina city's protest law

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California counties warned: Enforce virus rules this holiday

LOS ANGELES (AP) — California counties that fail to enforce health orders could lose state funding, the governor warned as cases of the coronavirus jumped, prompting renewed closures of businesses and beaches heading into the Fourth of July weekend.

Thermometers in hand, Dubai opens for tourists amid pandemic

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — From French soccer jerseys to slick online campaigns, Dubai is trumpeting the fact that it reopened for tourism on Tuesday — but what that means for this sheikhdom that relies on the dollars, pounds, rupees and yuan spent by travelers remains in question.

EXPLAINER: What to look for at China's annual Congress

BEIJING (AP) — China’s legislature begins its annual meeting this week with economic growth, climate and a crackdown on political opponents in Hong Kong expected to be on the agenda.

EXPLAINER: What to look for at China's annual Congress

BEIJING (AP) — China’s legislature begins its annual meeting this week with economic growth, climate and a crackdown on political opponents in Hong Kong expected to be on the agenda.

EXPLAINER: What to look for at China's annual Congress

BEIJING (AP) — China’s legislature begins its annual meeting this week with economic growth, climate and a crackdown on political opponents in Hong Kong expected to be on the agenda.

Legals July 16, 2018

Reclamation Announces Negotiations with the East Columbia Basin Irrigation District for Amendment of Renewal Master Water Service Contract The Bureau of Reclamation invites interested members of the public to observe a working session with the East Columbia Basin Irrigation District (District). The purpose of this session will be for Reclamation and the District to arrive at mutually agreeable terms and conditions for a proposed amendment to Renewal Master Water Service Contract No. 159E101882. The amendment would, among other things, authorize the District to provide Columbia Basin Project irrigation water as groundwater replacement irrigation water service to up to an additional 70,000 acres of irrigable lands, located within the Odessa Subarea and within the service area of the District. The contract amendment will reflect existing Federal Reclamation law and policy governing water service contracts. The goal of the negotiations is to arrive at a mutually agreeable contract. The negotiation session will be held: July 16, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. ATEC Center Big Bend Community College Bldg. 1800, 7611 Bolling Street NE Moses Lake, WA 98837 From Moses Lake take Patton Blvd to Bolling Street NE; turn left. Parking lot will be on your right; ATEC Center will be on your left. From Ephrata take Randolph Rd NE to Patton Blvd, turn left. Travel to Bolling Street NE, turn left. Parking lot will be on your right; ATEC Center will be on your left. Only persons authorized to act on behalf of the contracting parties may negotiate the terms and conditions of the contract amendment which is the subject of this negotiation session. However, interested parties are welcome to attend and will have the opportunity to provide comments regarding this contracting action. The negotiators do not plan to respond at the session to comments from observers. Copies of the latest draft of proposed contract amendment will be available at the session. For additional information regarding this notice, please contact: Amy Rodman, Bureau of Reclamation, Ephrata Field Office, at (509) 754-0238, or Michael Cobell, Regional Office, Boise, at (208) 379-5223. #07038/208906 Pub: July 13, 16, 2018

Hard-line former Tehran mayor named Iran parliament speaker

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran's parliament elected a former mayor of Tehran tied to the Revolutionary Guard as its next speaker Thursday, solidifying hard-line control of the body as tensions between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic remain high over its collapsed nuclear deal.

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K-State's Klieman aware of optics of raise during COVID-19

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — It was some time in January when Kansas State athletic director Gene Taylor approached Chris Klieman about a contract extension, one that would include a raise that put him in the upper tier of Big 12 football coaches.

K-State's Klieman aware of optics of raise during COVID-19

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — It was some time in January when Kansas State athletic director Gene Taylor approached Chris Klieman about a contract extension, one that would include a raise that put him in the upper tier of Big 12 football coaches.