Lime scoots are back, China raises tariffs again in dispute, and other headlines

By Samantha Wohlfeil

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Lime scoots are back, China raises tariffs again in dispute, and other headlines

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Lime is back — Scoot scoot!
Ready to lose your mind feeling the wind in your face? You're in luck, because Lime bikes and scooters are back this week, but there are some new rules, like don't scoot on the sidewalk if you're downtown. (KXLY)

A prestigious beard
Coeur d'Alene couple Katy and Ricardo Osuna were awarded a James Beard Award for their culinary podcast Copper and Heat, the Coeur d'Alene Press reports.

No end in sight for China fight
Instead of solving a trade dispute with China, the Trump administration's stance has escalated it, with China responding by raising already punishing tariffs on some U.S. goods from 10 percent to up to 25 percent, the New York Times reports.

Learn it all over again
On Tuesday, Spokane Falls Boulevard will reopen, which means another change to traffic flow where Lincoln meets the downtown library and River Park Square, the Spokesman-Review reports.