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Meet the orange tabby that’s ‘worked’ as Brambleberry Cottage & Tea Shoppe’s friendly doorman...

When you walk up the worn wooden ramp leading to Brambleberry Cottage & Tea Shoppe’s front porch, there’s a good chance you’ll see Sunny, the business’ dedicated doorman — er, doorcat. Sometimes he’s hidden away in the lush landscaping in front of the old blue...
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Crash blocking US-2 southbound north of Spokane

DEER PARK, Wash. - A crash is reported to be blocking US-2 south near Eloika Lake Rd. The crash is at mile marker 312 north of Spokane. Anyone traveling through the area can expect delays and is asked to yield to emergency vehicles.
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Salvation Army still seeking donations for red kettle fundraiser in Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Salvation Army is looking for last-minute donations for its red kettle fundraiser, typically its biggest fundraiser of the year.
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Plastic bags bought at check-out will cost more in 2026

Spokane, WA. – Washington state shoppers will have to shell out more money for plastic bags bought at store check-outs in 2026. Starting January 1, the price for a single plastic bag will jump from 8 cents to 12 cents. “Twelve cents a bag?” Spokane shopper Lori Dinger doesn’t...
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Flags at city of Spokane facilities lowered in honor of fallen WSP Trooper

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Mayor Lisa Brown announced that flags will be lowered to half-staff at all City facilities this weekend in remembrance of Washington State Patrol Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting.
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More than four years after being struck by a drunk driver, Jennifer Larson hopes...

When Jennifer Larson graduated high school in 1998, she knew she wanted to be a nurse. With the intention of helping families during some of their most traumatic moments, after earning her nursing degree from Eastern Washington University she moved to Seattle to work at Harborview Medical Center, where she was a...
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Spokane bar shooting suspect found not guilty on murder charges

SPOKANE, Wash. – A man is facing charges in Spokane County for an attempted murder incident at a downtown bar this summer. Moses Adedeji, 22, was arrested in North Carolina weeks after the shooting. He had returned from a vacation in the United Kingdom at the time of his arrest.
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Man sentenced for multiple arson charges in Spokane

A Spokane man, Troy Silk, was charged with setting multiple fires in downtown Spokane in August. He received an alternative sentence because of his mental health condition.
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Man born on Christmas Day brings holiday cheer with Saint Nicholas Christmas Foundation

SPOKANE, Wash. – Nicholas Newell, a man born on Christmas Day, decided to follow in the footsteps of the most famous “Nicholas” and spread joy through his nonprofit, the Saint Nicholas Christmas Foundation. The foundation buys presents for people in assisted living who have no living family members.
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Union Gospel Mission serves Christmas Eve prime rib dinner to 300 guests in Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Union Gospel Mission served a prime rib dinner to 300 guests on Christmas Eve. Everyone was welcome.

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