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The Dayton Washington school district is arming and training their teachers with baseball bats to help keep their school safer.

According to a report from the Washington State Attorney General's office, between July 2016 and this summer, millions of Washington residents had their personal information either compromised or potentially compromised.

We understand the role that robots and other technology can play in life, especially if the technology allows them to adequately perform their tasks. But we couldn't stop laughing about this one.

It happened during business hours, but wasn't detected until store workers noticed the Apple secured cabinet-display case had been jimmied.

Although state officials say they have no indication the data ever "left" the state's healthcare system, two employees were fired over 'exchanging' data between two computers, in violation of HIPPA laws.

The incidents involved two guards who are no longer with the company, according to a Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) report that was released by the government Tuesday.

An expected vote on a new gun policy in the Kiona-Benton School District has been delayed due to the absence of one of the board members was unable to make the meeting Monday night, but so far public opinion is in favor of allowing certain administrative officials to carry firearms on school grounds.

Let's hope one of them isn't the DMV!  Virtually everyone 16 and over is in their database.

Albertson's store officials confirm that between June 22nd and July 17th,  hackers attempted to steal credit card information from it's customers. (photo courtesy of Albertsons.com)

This is getting almost tiresome, but yet another part of legalized pot the ACLU and others didn't consider.   Whoops!