Pete O'Cain is a World News Editor at The World. He has a diverse reporting background that includes themes of climate change and the environment, public safety, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on competitive sports and regional interests. His work has been featured in the Longview News-Journal, KPVI-DTV, Wenatchee World, and Victoria Advocate.
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Pete O'Cainworld's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, crime, and events in Washington state. He frequently covers announcements, government-related topics, evolving stories as well as breaking news.
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A Leavenworth man was injured Thursday when the aircraft drove into a hangar as it was preparing to take off.
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A 4-year-old Kennewick girl was found safe Sunday after authorities say she was abducted by her father, prompting an Amber Alert. The father, Matthew Susmilch, has not been found.
“Go now” evacuations were issued Thursday near an 1,100-acre fire burning north of Lake Wenatchee.
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John Drake was a 19-year-old sailor when his ship was attacked by a Japanese suicide boat in the Philippines during World War II. Shrapnel shredded his left leg and the
Veteran Voices with Pete O'Cain
One veterans service office serving two counties: that’s what officials in Chelan and Douglas counties are considering.
Veteran Voices with Pete O'Cain
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