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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

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Morning Briefing: Phone Scams and Big Awards

Posted By on Wed, May 2, 2012 at 8:47 AM

HERE

Spokane's famous steakhouse hit with phone scam.

Details emerge about the Gonzaga student who died while kayaking at Rock Lake in April.

The Inlander's Nicholas Deshais is a finalist for a big, big award. Also, he has a fabulous beard.

THERE

The president made a surprise trip to Afghanistan.

Whoops! Federal drug agents forget about a San Diego college student and leave him in a cell for five days without food or water. Here's how he survived.

Anarchist jerks ruin May Day protests yesterday in Seattle by being anarchist jerks. Mayor issues emergency order.

And finally, the dangers of taking your five-year-old daughter (or yourself) into a tanning bed. Watch below.


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