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The trial for Eldon Gale Samuel III, the Coeur d’Alene teenager accused of killing his father and younger brother, will move forward in Kootenai County. (Spokesman-Review)

Nearly 90 percent of Spokane city employees are making more than $42,092 a year, Spokane's median household income. (Spokesman-Review)

A rare birth defect known as anencephaly is on the rise in Central Washington. (Seattle Times)

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The Federal Aviation Administration proposed new drone regulations over the weekend and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos probably isn't a fan. (ABC)

An online video posted Sunday night showed members of the Islamic State in Libya beheading more than a dozen Egyptian Christians. In retaliation, the Egyptian military has launched airstrikes in Libya. (New York Times)

A gunman attacked a free-speech event and a synagogue in Copenhagen this weekend, killing two people and wounding five others before he was shot dead by police. The 22-year-old Danish man had been recently released from prison. (Wall Street Journal)

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