MORNING BRIEFING: Record Wash. apple harvest predicted, first women wins "Nobel Prize" of math

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Last night's haboob and subsequent storm wreaks havoc for the third time this summer around the region. (KREM)

Cases of whooping cough in Idaho have doubled this year from the previous year. (S-R)

This year's apple harvest in Washington is expected to be record breaking. (KXLY)

Spokane County Commissioners voted to move forward with preliminary planning for a Mead sewer system, despite the recent controversy surrounding the county's urban growth boundaries. (S-R)

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Hollywood actress Lauren Bacall has died at age 89. (Time)

A look at how social media has allowed residents of Ferguson, Missouri, to share in real time the community's outrage over the police shooting of Michael Brown. (WaPost) 

If a challenge to state law allowing abortion clinics to operate in Texas fails, there could be as few as seven abortion providers left in the state. (Reuters)

A Stanford University professor has become the first woman to win the "Nobel Prize" in mathematics. (WaPost)