ON SCENE UPDATE: Pierce County Sheriff's Office is in Orting, Washington where the water rescue team conducted three active rescues to assist individuals stranded in floodwaters fueled by an atmospheric river soaking the Northwest. | FOX Weather

Washington State Patrol troopers rescued a kitten on I-5 in Pierce County on Wednesday. After a quick vet trip, another trooper is now looking after the kitten. | KING 5

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office shared video of three separate water rescues that occurred in Wednesday, as flooding has wreaked havoc across western Washington this week. Full story on KOMOnews.com #komo #komo4 #komonews #komo4news #seattle #washington | KOMO News

Masked Reporter Arrested On September 19th, around 4:50 p.m., deputies responded to the Lake Spanaway Golf Course for an unwanted person, and it turned out to be masked journalists conducting an unknown type of project. Deputies learn that the goal of these journalists are to go to publicly owned properties and get staff members to violate their constitutional rights by not allowing them to film or be in certain areas of the public property. The journalist was asked to leave after going onto the

37 years ago Mississippi Burning (1988) directed by Alan Parker premiered in Washington, D.C. “From its opening sequence, Mississippi Burning convincingly recaptures the racial dread of 1964 Mississippi. But the verisimilitude is soon sacrificed for a bogus conclusion: … the film amounts to a cinematic lynching of the truth.” Jack E. White | History of Cinema

Battalion 6 consists of FS09 (Mount Vernon), FS11 (Penn Daw), FS24 (Woodlawn), and FS37 (Kingstowne). The area borders the Potomac River, the City of Alexandria, and Fort Belvoir. The battalion is densely populated and diverse with many different types of housing. It is also home to important structures in American history, including Mount Vernon, Woodlawn Plantation, and George Washington’s Gristmill. Battalion 6 works hard to know their first due areas and become a part of the community. | Fai