AM Headlines — 4.19.17

World War II Army veteran Jim Baumann, right, is greeted and thanked by hundreds of strangers after his evening flight from Washington, D.C., Tuesday, to Spokane International Airport. The first Honor Flight trip of the year took place Monday and Tuesday, a chance for veterans from World War II, Korea and Vietnam to visit the war memorials in the nation’s capital. (Jesse Tinsley/SR photo)

• Public Records (April 19)/ Press
• US 395 shut again near Colville /SR
• Parking enforcement goes electronic /Press
• Shut WSU frats may be reinstated /Daily News
• UIdaho seeks athletic bailout, 6% tuition hike /SR
• Man charged w/helping Orofino High teen /KREM 2
• BNSF to proceed with 2nd Sandpoint rail bridge /SR
• No lasting effect from Hayden Lake sewer leak /KREM 2
• Spokane’s Expo ‘74 mayor David Rodgers dies at 93 /SR
• Moses Lake Middle School killer to be resentenced /KHQ 6
• Few brings back fond memories for Golden State’s Curry /AP
• Kalispel Tribe files federal suit to stop Spokane Tribe casino /SR