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MORNING BRIEFING: IRS apologizes, wildfire and the WSU fight mall

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HERE

WSU-owned retail mall in Pullman site of repeated fights and other violence. (S-R)

Spokane Police investigating body found near railroad tracks. (KHQ)

Three small wildfires break out in West Spokane area Thursday. (KREM)

See this week's Inlander for tips to protect your home from wildfire.

THERE

Sexual assault investigation at University of Montana closes. (Missoulian)

Oregon lawmakers considering new protections for interns. (Oregonian)

Seattle mayor wanted to melt reclaimed guns into "peace plaques." They got turned into rebar instead. (Seattle Times)

ELSEWHERE

Woman found alive in rubble of Bangladesh building collapse after 17 days. (NY Times)

IRS apologizes for targeting of conservative groups during campaigns. (AP)

And Ryan Gosling hates cereal:

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