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Thursday, August 15, 2013

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MORNING BRIEFING: body found near Upriver climbing spot, UPS plane crash and a new mammal species discovered

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An investigation is ongoing into a body found yesterday near a popular climbing spot on Upriver Drive. (KREM)

 A portion of the roof in River Park Square collapsed yesterday due to a water leak. (KREM)

The arraignment for former NBA player and EWU basketball coach Craig Ehlo has been put on hold while he seeks substance abuse treatment. Ehlo was arrested earlier this month after a domestic altercation. (S-R)

The Spokane School Board last night approved a measure to allow resource officers in the district to carry weapons on school campuses. (KXLY) 

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Details emerge about a UPS cargo plane crash outside of Birmingham, Ala. yesterday. (CNN)

Continued violence in Egypt between the government and protesters of ousted president Morsi accounts for a death toll now surpassing 500. (WaPost)

A cute new animal called an olinguito has been discovered in South America, the first mammalian carnivore species discovered in more than 35 years. (CNN) 

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