Beto wants to take your AR, Valley political sign thieves caught, and other headlines

By Daniel Walters

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Beto wants to take your AR, Valley political sign thieves caught, and other headlines

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IN OTHER NEWS...
So much for the "Now, now Democrats don't want to take your guns" talking point
Beto O'Rourke definitely wants to take away your AR-15. (NPR)

Maybe he should have spent another 10,000 hours on it?
Malcolm Gladwell's newest book is a mess, savage review says. (The Atlantic)

Unhappy Holaday
Shawn Vestal looks into Matt Shea's former legislative aide, Rene' Holaday. (Spokesman-Review)

Deep Impact
The City Council is changing the way it calculates impact fees. (Spokesman-Review)

Watch for the signs
The Spokane County Sheriff's Office caught some political sign thieves — though they claim they did it more for aesthetic than political reasons. (Spokesman-Review)