INorthwest Headlines — 5.12.11

“Experimenting with a slow shutter speed to blur the motion of the water,” posts Colin Mulvany, Snaps & Frames, “I shot this photo of a woman walking through the Rotary Fountain in Riverfront Park in Spokane.” Colin goes on to explain he wasn’t sure what he’d snapped until later. More here.

• Clark: Unmarked police car bill solves no one’s problems /Spokesman-Review
• 2010 Census data: Montana is getting grayer /Associated Press
• Study: Most Montana graduates stay in state /Chelsie Moy, Missoulian
• Vandersloot turning heads for Team USA /Dave Trimmer, SportsLink
• Idaho ADs talk WAC expansion, scheduling Boise State /Brian Murphy, Statesman
• 2010 Census takes snapshots of who Idahoans are /Cynthia Sewell, Statesman
• Crackdown: Police see parents buy alcohol for underage kids /Sharon Strauss, IPT
• New Glacier guide gives advice for climbing peaks /Tristan Scott, Missoulian
• Montana gives tentative approval for wolf hunt /Associated Press
• Orbusmax Special: Spotted Owl rule put on hold here