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Spokane MultiCare contract talks split workers as negotiations begin

SPOKANE, Wash. — SEIU Healthcare 1199NW said contract talks at Deaconess and Valley hospitals opened with a dispute over how healthcare workers would bargain with MultiCare executives. The union said negotiations started last week for nurses, techs and service workers at both Spokane hospitals. According to SEIU Health
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Man sentenced to life in prison for molesting girlfriend’s daughter

SPOKANE, Wash. — A Spokane County Superior Court judge sentenced Joshua E. Hogan, 34, to 68 months to life in prison after a jury found him guilty of first-degree child molestation in July 2026, according to court documents.
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Liberty Lake man arrested after cellphone reportedly used to record inside home

LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. — A Liberty Lake man was arrested Monday after police say he used a cellphone to record activity inside a residence without the occupants' knowledge. According to a Liberty Lake Police Department press release, officers were called to the 1600 block of N. Aladdin Road around 7:55 p.m. Sept. 28 after
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‘Thought a bomb went off’: Downtown Spokane salon reopens after car crashes through front...

SPOKANE, Wash. — A heart-wrenching situation for Heartbreak Studio's owner and staff, after a car crashed through the front window Friday. "I thought a bomb went off," says stylist Emily Custer. The car came through the glass front next to where Custer was working. "I had a client who...
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Death Metal giant Dying Fetus to slay Spokane Knitting Factory

Although Dying Fetus formed about a decade too late to be considered one of the founders of death metal, the Maryland-based band has carved out its own niche somewhere between the extreme complexity and speed of technical death metal and the guttural growls and deep, heavy riffs of brutal death metal.
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Spokane arts nonprofit Terrain plans to revitalize vacant downtown building into cultural hub

Back in 2008, friends Ginger Ewing, Luke Baumgarten, Patrick Kendrick, Mariah McKay and Sara Horner sat on the patio of Spokane’s now-defunct Empyrean Coffee House and dreamed up what is now known as Terrain. The arts organization has been a pioneer in the local scene since its inception. When...
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Votes to decide on Spokane County Fire District 3 EMS levy to add more...

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — Spokane County Fire District 3 is asking voters to approve a six-year emergency medical services property tax levy this November, saying they need more staff to keep up with the climb in calls.
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I Saw You, Cheers and Jeers: “To the mysterious man with a mustache at...

HANDSOME CHIHUAHUA DAD: To the mysterious man with a mustache at the Fred Meyer on Sullivan with your little fluffy chihuahua with the eyebrows with you, I could just tell you’re such a good chihuahua owner. God bless you since I know they’re not the easiest breed. I’m the red haired gal with binoculars on and dropped
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Opening date set for new Spokane Chick-fil-A location

SPOKANE, Wash - The wait is almost over for Spokane's second Chick-fil-A location.
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Spokane crime down, but police raise concerns about young offenders

SPOKANE, Wash. — Overall crime in Spokane is down, according to a new report from the Spokane Police Department, but officials say a relatively small group of young people is responsible for a disproportionate share of violent offenses.

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