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Gonzaga remains among nation’s best despite eligibility uncertainty

Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs have had a true roller coaster of an offseason, consisting of multiple surprise departures and eligibility issues that have dr
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Chaplains offer quiet comfort amid Spokane wildfire disaster

As the Spokane Complex Fires forced thousands to flee, sheriff’s office chaplains and a therapy dog offered prayer, presence and a listening ear to evacuees at shelters and command centers. Chaplain Cade Clarke was working in his garage on Saturday, Aug. 1, when his work phone began pinging with...
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‘What you did was a miracle’: Greenacres man impaled by fence post thanks first...

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - A Greenacres man is expected to make a full recovery after a yard work accident in June left him impaled on a metal post. Mark Horak was trimming a tree that had grown against his fence back in June. He was standing on a retaining wall to reach the branches, lost his balance and fell 15 feet to
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Early fall foliage appearing in Spokane as summer heat and shorter days trigger color...

SPOKANE, Wash. — While fall doesn't officially arrive for another week, some trees across Spokane are already displaying their autumn colors in what arborists describe as an unusual but not alarming early shift.
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Spokane Breakthrough T1D Walk in inland northwest happening this Sunday

SPOKANE, Wash. — People impacted by type 1 diabetes will come together this Sunday, September 20th, 2026 at Riverfront Park for the 30th Annual Breakthrough T1D Walk in the Inland Northwest. The annual Walk brings the T1D community together to raise awareness and funds to cure, prevent and treat...
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Spokane Public Library hosting Electronics Recycle & Backup event this week

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Public Library is inviting residents to bring their old, unused electronics to its first-ever Electronics Recycle & Backup event. The event is a partnership with PCs for People, and experts will be on hand to teach people how to back up files, how to save files to the cloud or an external stora
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VA announces $73 million in grants to battle veteran homelessness across Inland Northwest

SPOKANE, Wash. – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) awarded grants on Tuesday to multiple organizations working to help veterans across the region who are at risk of becoming homeless or already homeless in fiscal year 2027. The grant funding will go directly towards efforts within the Mann-Grandstaff...
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Law enforcement agencies conclude six-month violent crime reduction operation in Eastern Washington

SPOKANE, Wash. — Law enforcement agencies across Eastern Washington have wrapped up a six-month operation aimed at reducing violent crime and disrupting criminal networks throughout the region.
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Spokane highway closed after domestic violence incident and crash near Wandermere Bridge

SPOKANE, Wash. — Northbound U.S. 395 was fully closed near the Wandermere Bridge following a major incident Tuesday afternoon, according to the Washington State Patrol.
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Operation Stampede led to 293 arrests across Spokane and Yakima

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, Spokane Valley Police Department and U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force announced Operation Stampede wrapped up after six months of focused crime enforcement across Eastern Washington. The agencies said the effort ran from March 2 th

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