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This day in history: EPA said Spokane and Seattle failed to enforce emission rules. Manslaughter case ended in hung jury
The Environmental Protection Agency issued a notice of violation “for failure to enforce vehicle emission inspections in ...
Man sues Spokane Valley after being pulled from car, hogtied following mix-up
A 35-year-old Black man who was pulled out of his car and forced to the parking lot pavement of his Spokane Valley residence ...
Spokane Indians drop back-and-forth affair to Hillsboro 6-5
After a back-and-forth affair, Angel Ortiz’s RBI single in the eighth inning proved to be the difference and the Hillsboro ...
Prep roundup: Bo Johnson paces Ferris baseball; Emme Bond drives in five for Mt. Spokane softball
Mt. Spokane 7, Cheney 2: Reece Chimineti had three hits and two RBIs and the Wildcats (10-3, 8-3) beat the visiting ...
WHL Playoffs: Rasmus Ekström scores hat trick, Spokane Chiefs build big lead, outlast Victoria 9-6 in Game 4
The Spokane Chiefs had not held a lead during play against the Victoria Royals in any of the first three games of their ...
Defense excels in new format of Eastern Washington’s annual Red-White Game
Given an opportunity to wrap up spring football practices with one final scrimmage, Eastern Washington head coach Aaron Best ...
Budding jazz musicians hone their craft at Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival in Moscow
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival took over the University of Idaho campus in Moscow this week, with nearly every building ...
‘They’re not worried about accuracy’: Lawyers, people across Washington state receive a letter telling them they have 7 days to leave
Lawyers and people across the Inland Northwest received a letter last week from the Department of Homeland Security telling ...
Opinion
Hillarie Hagen: Congress-proposed Medicaid cuts risk health care access for Idahoans
Hillarie Hagen, of Boise, is a senior policy associate at Idaho Voices for Children and has eight years of experience in health care policy and advocacy. An Idaho native, she graduated from Boise ...
Opinion
Dr. Paul Racicot: Regressive tax proposals harm low-income residents looking to move to lower-risk, FDA-approved nicotine products
Dr. Paul Racicot, MD, resides in Laconia, Hew Hampshire. He has more than 40 years of experience in addiction treatment, helps manage six convenient care centers in New England, is the co-founder of a ...
A Grip on Sports: Lee Corso’s retirement announcement leaves a big hole in college football’s Saturday traditions
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Fridays are usually for TV. What’s on in the world of sports this weekend. What’s missing. But today ...
Feds proposing big change to Endangered Species Act rules
The Trump administration is proposing a dramatic shift in the way the Endangered Species Act has been interpreted for decades ...