MB: Murray's challenger, teacher deal, anti-marriage scofflaw released, Colbert debuts
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Former GOP chair Chris Vance has announced he will challenge U.S. Sen. Patty Murray. (Northwest News Network)
The local teachers union and the school district have struck a deal, meaning no strike. (KREM)
Local charter schools aren’t quite sure what’s going to happen in the wake of state Supreme Court decision that the schools are illegal. (KHQ)
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Kim Davis, a Kentucky County clerk who has become a right-wing folk hero for refusing to issue wedding licenses to same-sex couples, has been released from jail. (Reuters)
Hillary Clinton has taken full responsibility for email gate. (Washington Post)
Stephen Colbert made his debut as host of the Late Show. (Guardian)
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