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The Legislature is mulling changes to the state's public records law to reflect the new reality of police cameras. (Inlander)

An attack on a transgender woman over the weekend at Boots  Bakery — and the police response — led to a packed city council meeting in Spokane Monday night. (Spokesman-Review)

The sheriff's deputy involved in a Spokane Valley shooting Friday has been indentified. (KXLY)

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GOP presidential hopefuls jumped into the so-called "debate" on vaccinations. (New York Times)

Here in Washington, some foster parents are giving up their licenses to care for young children, rather than get them flu shots. (Seattle Times)

Sixty years after To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee's second novel is finally going to be published. (BBC)

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We probably won't be seeing NFL commentator Warren Sapp again any time soon. (CNN)