Idaho child bride tells her story, Inslee says he'll sign law to raise smoking age, and other headlines

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COVER: Idaho prides itself on personal freedoms, but one child bride explains how her parents' freedom cost her dearly.

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NEWS: A new program pairs mental health specialists with police officers in hopes of directing people toward help, not jail.

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Highest bidder
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Raising the limit
Once Gov. Jay "Polling at 1 Percent" Inslee signs it into law, which he says he'll do, Washington will raise its smoking age to 21. (KXLY)

Get to the point already
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Trump weighs in on Jussie Smollett
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