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Dogs Try To Help Find Assault Weapon

SPOKANE, Wash. - Trained cadaver dogs with the Spokane County Search and Rescue team helped deputies Friday afternoon look for the weapon from Thursday's Centennial Trail assault. After an hour and a half, the dogs could not find that weapon. They searched the entire area, from where the

Man Chases Down Assault Suspect Leading Him To Police

SPOKANE, Wash. - Joshua Gahl, the maintenance director at the Maplewood Garden Apartments heard the screams of an assault victim after she had been running on the Centennial Trail Thursday afternoon. He ran to her aid.  The victim told Gahl a man fitting Avondre

Cornell cuts ties to Adidas, cites workers' rights

ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) - Cornell University is ending a clothing deal with sportswear giant Adidas amid questions about the treatment of factory workers overseas. Cornell President David Skorton said in a letter Friday the Ivy League school has "great concern" about reports 2,800 workers were left

WSU Extends Student Assistance As Aid Backlog Numbers Decline

**Press Release From WSU** PULLMAN, Wash. - Some 2,000 Washington State University students are still without their full financial aid after computer issues early this semester created a backlog in a new financial aid disbursement system. While workers have eliminated a considerable amount of