REI reports 2018 profits, deputies find Spokane man dismembered, and other headlines

By Quinn Welsch

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IN OTHER NEWS...

'Dismembered and burned'
A Spokane man's body was found dismembered and burned in his backyard in Dishman Hills. (Spokesman-Review)

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REI reports 2018 profits, deputies find Spokane man dismembered, and other headlines

Jacob Jones

Evening view from Mt. Spokane

REI REIGN
REI reported more profit and new members in 2018, though it's been without a full-time CEO since February. (Seattle Times)

Insta-revolution
Instagram is taking over the world. The Spokesman shows how local businesses are cashing in on the app.

Make the Dark Knight Rise Again
So the president used the score from The Dark Knight Batman film for a 2020 campaign ad. But not if Warner Bros. has something to say about it. (NBC)