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MORNING BRIEF: Bigfoot evidence, Aryan Nations, and kitten names

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An fire early this morning damaged two businesses in Spokane Valley. 

Information has surfaced that a man fatally stabbed last weekend was involved in a 2007 conspiracy to take down a local lawmaker.  

A North Idaho Aryan Nations leader is proposing to build a new compound for the white supremacy group.   

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A Texas researcher believes Bigfoot is related to humans and originated about 15,000 years ago, though she refuses to share her evidence with anyone. Go figure.

Your chances of winning the $550 million Powerball Jackpot are exponentially less than the chance you'll get struck by lightening. Or be attacked by a shark. Sorry to be dream crushers, but let's get real.

New study suggests Autism risk is linked to traffic-related air pollution exposure. 

And, why not - the top 10 kitten names of 2012! 

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Chey Scott is the Inlander's Arts and Culture Editor and editor of the Inlander's yearly, glossy magazine, the Annual Manual. Chey (pronounced "Shay") is a lifelong resident of the Spokane area and a graduate of Washington State University. She's been on staff at the Inlander since 2012...

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