Gunman found dead after student killed...Charges filed in Seattle shooting...Labor Day reopening planned

TROUTDALE, Ore. (AP) — Authorities near Portland, Oregon, say a gunman who shot and killed a student at a high school in Troutdale this morning was found dead as police arrived. Police aren't identifying either the gunman or the student who was killed. The attack panicked students at Reynolds High School on the next-to-last day of classes.

SEATTLE (AP) — Prosecutors have filed murder and attempted murder charges against the man accused of killing one person and wounding two others in a shooting at Seattle Pacific University. Aaron Ybarra (ee-BAHR'-uh) will face one count of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder in the first degree. Ybarra was pepper-sprayed and wrestled to the floor by a student security monitor and held for police officers responding to Thursday's shooting.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House has overwhelmingly approved legislation to allow patients facing long waits for care at Veterans Affairs facilities to get VA-paid treatment from local doctors. The vote was Congress' latest response to the outcry over backlogs and falsified data at the VA. The bill is similar to a broader measure that the Senate plans to debate soon.

KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) — The Taliban are warning that the violence in Pakistan isn't over yet. Today, gunmen attacked a training facility for airport police near the airport in Karachi. The attack forced a temporary suspension of flights, and it triggered a brief shootout with security forces. It came just two days after a Taliban assault on the airport. Ten Taliban fighters stormed a VIP and cargo terminal at the airport Sunday night, in an attack that killed 26 people along with the gunmen.

WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) — Delaware's transportation chief says officials are hoping to reopen the southbound lanes of an important interstate bridge by Labor Day -- with the northbound lanes reopening a few weeks later. Officials closed the Interstate 495 bridge last week because supporting columns are tilting. The bridge typically carries about 90,000 vehicles a day. The state transportation secretary says equipment, materials and expertise are on the way to Delaware. Plans include drilling new foundations to bedrock.

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