Stories by David Wasson for the Spokesman-Review

A Spokane man got some good news and some bad news this weekend from police. The good news: Ziggy’s employees found the item he apparently lost while shopping at the building supply store Sunday. The bad news: It was a baggie of methamphetamine and Ziggy’s called Spokane police.

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Scantily clad baristas in Yakima now face arrest

Thu., June 4, 2009

Scantily clad baristas in Yakima now face arrest

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Cracking down on pot seeds

Wed., June 3, 2009

Cracking down on pot seeds

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WSP wins Best Dressed award

Tue., May 26, 2009

WSP wins Best Dressed award

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Lethal injection under attack

Thu., May 21, 2009

Lethal injection under attack

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Authorities targeting scam charities

Thu., May 21, 2009

Authorities targeting scam charities

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