MORNING BRIEFING: Sheriff assault, nuclear lawsuit and food truck camels

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Spokane County Sheriff Knezovich disputes minor assault allegation leveled by former undersheriff. (KXLY)

City Council prohibits inquiries into immigration status by police and other city employees. (S-R)

Apparently Spokane's food truck scene has been lacking one thing — camels. But no more. (KREM)

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New development pushing homeless camp off property near Target in Coeur d'Alene this week. (CdAPress)

Environmental groups planning lawsuit over Hanford impacts on Columbia River system. (Yakima Herald-Republic)

Portland ends free disabled parking amid widespread abuse. (Oregonian)

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Quarantined nurse takes bike ride, probably just to piss people off. (NYT)

U.S. economy grows at strongest six-month rate since 2003. (WaPost)

Israel closes access to holy site in Jerusalem, sparking new clashes. (BBC