Thursday, February 5, 2015
MB: Net neutrality, Kevin Pangos' hair and pot vending machines hit Washington
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The two men accused of assaulting Jacina Scamahorn at Boots Bakery had their first court appearance, where they denied much of the story in the police report. (KXLY)
Marijuana vending machines have arrived in Washington. (KHQ)
Northern Idaho civic and community leaders are coming out of the woodwork to oppose the horse-racing machines at Greyhound Park. (Inlander)
Want to know if parents where your kid goes to school aren't vaccinating their children? Here's a handy tool to find out. (Seattle Times)
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NBC's Brian Williams apparently forgot that he actually wasn't in a helicopter shot down in Iraq. (New York Times)
Scientists in England may have just cracked the "Enigma code" of viruses. (Washington Post)
A big win for net neutrality under FCC chairman's latest proposal. (Al-Jazeera America)
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Notice any changes in the way Gonzaga's Kevin Pangos wears his salad? It's now a national story. (Grantland)
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