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MB: Sydney standoff ends, Seattle cops need hackers, Warren NOT running

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HERE 

CdA police are looking for a runaway teen, who disappeared Sunday night with no shoes or coat. (UPDATE: Teen was found safe and sound on Sherman Ave). (KXLY)

Merry Christmas! A Spokane company is laying off 45 workers just in time for the holidays. (KHQ)

A look into Spokane's long-term transportation plans. (S-R)

THERE

Seattle police are looking for a few good hackers as they deal with sensitive video issues. (Seattle Times)

Need a kidney transplant and living in Idaho? It could be a while. (Idaho Statesman)

A Portland demonstrator was hit by a car while taking part in a "Black Lives Matter" protest, and then charged for being in the street.
(Oregonian)

ELSEWHERE

A Sydney hostage standoff came to an end when police raided the place. (New York Times)

Turkey has started mass arrests of journalists, and the country's president doesn't want to hear any bitching about it. (BBC)

Elizabeth Warren is NOT running for president. According to Elizabeth Warren. (CNN)

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