MB: Bird flu, Inslee's carbon-emissions plan and not seeing The Interview
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The Catholic diocese of Spokane got the okay to pursue its malpractice suit against the law firm that represented it during its 2007 bankruptcy case. (S-R)
The avian flu has made its way into some Washington bird populations. (KREM)
A Kennewick high school student was killed in an officer-involved shooting in Minnesota. (KHQ)
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Gov. Inslee is proposing attacking the state's carbon emissions with an aggressive cap-and-trade plan. (Seattle Times)
A Missoula man was convicted of killing a German exchange student in his garage, a major test of the state's stand-your-ground laws. (Missoulian)
The U.S. normalizing relations with Cuba leaves North Korea as the last Cold War outlier on America's "Cold War blacklist". (New York Times)
That's probably part of the reason none of us will be seeing The Interview in movie theaters. (CNN)
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