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1 correctional officer hurt after fight in Oklahoma prison

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This July 2010 photo, hikers take off into the Gospel Hump Wilderness from the Wildhorse Lake campground near Elk City, Idaho. There are lots of reasons to take the road less traveled and find some of Idaho's most remote campgrounds. After the washboardy mountain roads, you'll end up in a less-crowded campground. The adventurous camper can find solitude in developed campgrounds if he or she is willing to rough it on the road there, not at just the campsite. You will be a long ways from pavement and the RV crowd. (AP Photo/The Idaho Statesman, Pete Zimowsky)

Campers can find solitude off Idaho’s beaten path

By PETE ZIMOWSKY - Associated Press

Michael Penwell of Corvallis, Ore., paddles in the water below Bullseye rapid on the North Fork of the Middle Fork Willamette River, near Westfir, Ore., on Sunday, April 13, 2014. (AP Photo/Zach Urness / Statesman Journal)

Kayaking fun on headwaters of an iconic river

By ZACH URNESS - Associated Press

In this photo taken Tuesday, April 15, 2014, fisheries biologist Pete Verhey tags an overhanging branch after finding a salmon spawning nest in Squire Creek, a tributary of the North Fork of the Stillaguamish River, near Darrington, Wash. Finding the nest, called a redd, is an encouraging sign that steelhead trout may be making their way upstream from Oso., Wash., above where a massive landslide decimated a riverside neighborhood a month ago and pushed several football fields worth of sediment down the hillside and across the river. As search crews continue to look for people missing in the slide, scientists also are closely monitoring how the slide is affecting federally endangered fish runs, including Chinook salmon and steelhead. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

Biologists watching fish runs after deadly slide

By PHUONG LE - Associated Press

Calif inmate death in Oklahoma under investigation

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