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• Zags draw Seton Hall in the Big Dance
The Gonzaga Bulldogs, an 11th seed in the Midwest Region of the NCAA tourney, will play No. 6 seed Seton Hall in Denver on Thursday.

• A third-story medical building is coming to Spokane's Kendall Yards

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With construction scheduled to begin later this month, the facility will serve as a primary care medical center for both Providence Medical Group and Columbia Medical Associates, KXLY reports.

• Trump catching heat for stirring up violence
Rivals in both parties point the finger at one man: Donald Trump himself. 

• Obama could name his Supreme Court nominee today
He's down to three finalists, the NYT reports, but it's still unclear if the Senate would thwart efforts to confirm the nominee.