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Friday, May 22, 2015

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MB: Cat food spilled on I-90, Olympia police protests and Ireland decides on gay marriage

Posted By on Fri, May 22, 2015 at 8:52 AM

HERE
I-90 was blocked this morning after two semi-trucks collided spilling cat and dog food all over the highway. The smell is only expected to get worse as the day grows hotter. (KREM)

Hundreds gathered in Olympia to protest a police shooting that wounded two stepbrothers suspected of trying to steal beer. (KING 5)

Washington state’s drought conditions are likely to worsen. Look for dryer, warmer weather this summer thanks to El Niño. (Spokesman-Review)

A Rathdrum man wins $50,000 from a lottery scratch ticket. (CdA Press)

THERE
Irish voters head to the polls today to decide whether to legalize gay marriage. The historic result is expected Saturday. (The Guardian)

Major insurance companies in some states are proposing hefty rate increases for health plans sold under the federal health law. (Market Watch)

Police have apprehended a Washington, D.C., quadruple murder suspect. (Washington Post)

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