Zags win on game-winning shot, Albi replacement still up in the air, and other headlines

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IN OTHER NEWS...

Hachimura wins the game
Gonzaga star Rui Hachimura ended a scare from Washington and put an end to Bill Walton's ramblings by hitting the game-winning shot last night.

Split decision
Spokane Public Schools will consider a proposal next week that would put the Albi replacement inside the new Sportsplex downtown, despite voters overwhelmingly saying they want the Albi replacement at the current Albi site. (Spokesman-Review)

Actions louder than words
Since the Trump Administration ended its "zero tolerance" policy of separating children from the families at the border in June, 81 migrant children have been separated from their families. (Associated Press)

Getting worse
Greenhouse gas emissions are growing, but especially this year, and it's putting our world in danger. (New York Times)