Grin-win situation: Holy Family Catholic School first-grader Nathan Lassiter, 6, smiles big during picture day at the school in Coeur d'Alene on Tuesday. (SR photo: Kathy Plonka)

• Colville mayor sues WalMart for making him work on Sundays/KHQ
  
• John Clark, lawyer for Spokane's working class, dies/Thomas Clouse, SR
• Labrador says he has raised $250K in last 1/4, still trails/Betsy Russell, EOBoise
• Prosecutor: No charges to be filed in kitten's death/Katy Moeller, Statesman
• Idaho's unemployment edges up to 9 percent/Idaho Statesman
• Butte judge orders 3 pitbulls to be euthanized/John Grant Emeigh, Standard
  
• Activists charged after painting bike symbols on streets/Gwen Florio, Missoulian
  
• DUI driver gets 15 years for killing 2 Missoula athletes/Gwen Florio, Missoulian
  
• Labrador campaign invokes Ruby Ridge tragedy/Kevin Richert, Statesman
• Otter backs down on wolf ultimatum/Laura Lundquist, Twin Falls Times-News
• Wyoming hunter kills grizzly that bit his arm/Associated Press
  
• Orbusmax Special: Rossi moves ahead of Murray in 2 polls here

Question: Do you respect Colville Mayor Richard Nichols' stand in not working on Sundays for religious reasons?