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Border Patrol, ICE tapped into Washington police surveillance systems for potential immigration enforcement

Federal law enforcement agencies accessed data collected by some local police and sheriff's offices automated license plate cameras around Washington, a University of Washington Center for Human Rights report found, sometimes without local agencies' knowledge. U.S. Border Patrol had access to data from surveillance...
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I Saw You, Cheers and Jeers: “Cheers to shorter, cooler days.”

GIRL IN THE PAINTED JACKET — TERRAIN 16: I saw you at Terrain 16. You were absolutely stunning, wearing a hand-painted artwork jacket, your long hair draped across the painted fabric. I noticed a cat figure on the back, but the rest of the details are a blur. Still, the impression you made has stuck with me. My...
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Freya Street road construction delays push detours into November

SPOKANE, Wash. — A road construction project on Spokane's South Hill continues months after its scheduled completion, forcing drivers to find alternate routes.
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Spokane Rollover Crash Driver Tells Deputies “I’m Drunk, Arrest Me”

Quite often, DUI suspects-whether they've been in a crash or not-try to argue with Law Enforcement. Not this guy. Spokane man flips car into a yard early Saturday morning. Around 2:20 AM, Spokane County Deputies were called to a home in the 300 block of West Cascade Way, in north central Spokane.
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Where you can safely dispose of your old or damaged lithium ion batteries

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Once your lithium batteries turn old or become damaged, make sure you are keeping yourself and your family safe by disposing of them properly.
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Spokane County seeks funds to bolster RAVEN Task Force

Sheriff Nowels emphasized the challenges faced by RAVEN investigators. Spokane County Sheriff looks to expand RAVEN team to handle high profile cases.
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Spokane Low-Barrier Employment Program Faces Growing Demand as More People Seek Work Through Dignified...

The Dignified Workday program is making waves in Spokane with more than 500 people now on a waitlist to work. The program, which connects individuals rebuilding their lives with local businesses, has seen rapid growth in recent months. However, what many believe is truly needed is more businesses willing to give...
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Photographer Hara Allison manifests her vision with a new creative photo studio in the...

Step into Hara Allison’s Dream Studio, and a calm, tranquil energy is likely to replace any stress you’re feeling. Bathed in warm, dim light and drenched in rich, velvety jewel tones, Dream Studio welcomes guests into a space that feels more like, well, a dream than a photography studio. It’s hard to believe such a...
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Spokane food banks expect surge of need as federal funding for SNAP benefits set...

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington State Department of Social and Health Services says if the government shutdown continues past October 31, it will not be able to distribute food benefits like SNAP. That has local food pantries, like Partners Inland Northwest in Spokane Valley, worried about a surge in...
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Downtown Spokane sees new business growth amid ongoing vacancy challenges

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Downtown Spokane Partnership is working to revitalize the city's urban core by attracting new businesses and addressing safety concerns as the area continues to recover from pandemic-related challenges.

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