Friday, April 20, 2012
Morning Briefing: Facts! We hardly knew ye
Around Town
Figure this one out — A man police thought committed suicide mailed out a suicide note after his death and signed it with a signature that was not his own. Police think this was no suicide at all. (KREM)
"Gas bubble in my chest" — It was a rough Boston Marathon for the mayor of Colfax. (Is there any other kind?) (SR)
Thirteen years on — State Rep. Kevin Parker remembers the Columbine Massacre thirteen years later. (KXLY)
Out There
Florida congressman alleged to have killed facts (Chicago Tribune)
Lean times in the Evergreen State (Seattle Times)
Tags: morning briefing , News
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