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MORNING BRIEFING: Mondays Suck edition

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'ROUND HERE

An employee of HuHot Mongolian Grill in Spokane Valley was robbed last night by two armed men after closing for the night. Crime Stopper is offering a cash reward for tips that could lead to an arrest. (SR)

Bodies were pulled out of both Bonnie Lake and Spirit Lake this weekend. (KXLY)

The Lady Zags were knocked out of the NCAA tourney last night by Kentucky Wildcats. (SR)

In case you hadn't noticed, it is raining like a motherf--ker out there. (KXLY)

OUT THERE

Better locate your nearest bus stop: Average gas prices in Washington have rocketed to $4.07. (KHQ)

Three days of arguments began today in which Supreme Court justices will decide how legal Obama's healthcare plan is. (Reuters)

Rick Santorum has a potty mouth. (LA Times)

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