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Friday, October 3, 2014
MORNING BRIEFING: JPMorgan hacked, frogs invade Montana and gas thefts hit Five Mile area
Posted By Chey Scott on Fri, Oct 3, 2014 at 9:30 AM
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Thieves have punctured gas tanks of multiple parked cars in the Five Mile Prairie area. (KXLY)
A married couple who both work for the Spokane Police Department are being investigated for violations that were uncovered during an investigation into an inappropriate relationship between a jail inmate and Spokane County Prosecutor Marriya Wright. (KREM)
Washington's upcoming indoor marijuana harvest could lower prices for retailers. (KXLY)
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American Bullfrogs are invading parts of Montana's Yellowstone River, eating just about anything in their path — including each other. (AP via S-R)
Thirteen of 20 total remaining abortion clinics in Texas are being forced to close after a federal court upheld a state law that requires those clinics to meet the same standards as surgical centers. (WaPost)
A third U.S. high school football player has died in a week of tragedies for the sport. (CNN)
An estimated 80 million JPMorgan customers' account information was stolen in a massive data hack that took place earlier this summer. (CNN)
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