Capitol Hill Block Party: It is over! Read all about it here. No, really! Do! We had a lot of fun.

RIP, JPP: J. P. Patches (real name: Chris Wedes) dies at 84. Cranky Goldy reports here.

Penn State Pays the Price: The NCAA fines Penn State $60 million, bans them from post-season football bowl games for four years, and strips them of all football wins from 1998 onward, among other punishments. That, by the way, means Joe Paterno is no longer the winningest college football coach in history.

Seventeen-year-old Girl from Kentucky Faces Charges After Tweeting Her Rapists' Names:

Savannah Dietrich of Louisville told the Courier-Journal she is frustrated by what she feels is a lenient deal for her attackers. After posting the names on Twitter, Dietrich wrote, "I'm not protecting anyone that made my life a living Hell."

The Associated Press does not normally report the names of sexual assault victims, but Dietrich and her parents say they do not want to shield her identity and want her case to be public.

The boys' attorneys have asked a judge to hold Dietrich in contempt for violating the confidentiality of a juvenile hearing and the judge's order not to speak about it.

The Deadliest Day in Iraq This Year: 103 killed across the country in bombings and shootings, likely in coordinated Al Quaeda attacks.

Haz-Mat Crews at Darigold: Possible ammonia leak at the South Seattle dairy plant, two-block radius closed to traffic.

Federal Way 8-year-old Bicyclist Hit, Killed: Wayde Rodriguez-Fale was riding his bike a block from home around 10 last night when he was struck by a car.

Awkward Entertainment News: The Dark Knight Rises tops the box office with $160 million.

Have You Heard of Goat Man? "A man spotted dressed in a goat suit among a herd of wild goats in the mountains of northern Utah has wildlife officials worried he could be in danger as hunting season approaches."

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