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Getting There: Spokane officials consider building a peanut on the Palouse Highway

Getting There: Spokane officials consider building a peanut on the Palouse Highway

Spokane officials are considering building the city’s strangest roundabout at the southeastern gateway to the city to prepare the intersection for future population growth.

Two arrested outside ICE facility at downtown Spokane ‘No Kings’ rally

Inland Northwest farmers face rising fertilizer, diesel costs from Iran war

‘I want it open more than anybody’: Skyway Café fire repairs drag into second year, but owner remains steadfast

Bloomsday Perennial: This veteran used leave from two wars to keep his race streak alive

A new hunting and fishing license this year comes with a question: Print or digital? | Michael Wright

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Several thousand pack north Spokane park for music, food and sign waving for ‘No Kings’ protest

Spin Control: Partisan divide over election laws shows up in new Washington laws

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Business

Gen Z is making shopping malls cool again

Gen Z is making shopping malls cool again

Sports

With some $50 million still to be collected, Pac-12 'war chest' has already accomplished plenty | Mailbag

With some $50 million still to be collected, Pac-12 ‘war chest’ has already accomplished plenty | Mailbag

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Pacific Northwest

To make people smile when it rains, his sidewalk art appears only when wet

To make people smile when it rains, his sidewalk art appears only when wet

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Why Pacific Northwest farmers depend on Snake River dams

Why Pacific Northwest farmers depend on Snake River dams

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Nation/World

Pakistan prepares to host peace talks as Iran accuses U.S. of ground assault plans

Pakistan prepares to host peace talks as Iran accuses U.S. of ground assault plans

Education

'No one has ever regretted doing music. Many people regret quitting': Jerilynn Harris honored as best school orchestra director of the year

‘No one has ever regretted doing music. Many people regret quitting’: Jerilynn Harris honored as best school orchestra director of the year

A&E

Symphony Review: At 'Masterworks 7: Primavera,' Lowe commands symphony through season of renewal

Symphony Review: At ‘Masterworks 7: Primavera,’ Lowe commands symphony through season of renewal

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Government

Inland Northwest farmers face rising fertilizer, diesel costs from Iran war

Inland Northwest farmers face rising fertilizer, diesel costs from Iran war

Transportation

Work underway to install more 'Michigan lefts' in Latah Valley

Work underway to install more ‘Michigan lefts’ in Latah Valley

Outdoors

A new hunting and fishing license this year comes with a question: Print or digital? | Michael Wright

A new hunting and fishing license this year comes with a question: Print or digital? | Michael Wright

Updated 41 minutes ago

Weather

April forecast predicts 'major change' as heat dome moves

April forecast predicts ‘major change’ as heat dome moves

Life

Not sure what to grow this season? City offers library workshop on native plants

Not sure what to grow this season? City offers library workshop on native plants

Public Safety

5 more arrested in Tri-Cities as part of Eastern Washington's largest federal drug bust

5 more arrested in Tri-Cities as part of Eastern Washington’s largest federal drug bust

Science & Tech

Artemis II astronauts arrive at Kennedy Space Center ahead of next week’s launch

Artemis II astronauts arrive at Kennedy Space Center ahead of next week’s launch

Northwest Passages Book Club

Remote Alaska's 'queen of badassery,' Sue Aikens, shares life lessons and tales from the frontier

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Remote Alaska’s ‘queen of badassery,’ Sue Aikens, shares life lessons and tales from the frontier

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This day in history: University of Idaho marching band no longer in step as program nixed. Prohibition officer arrested on embezzlement charges

This day in history: University of Idaho marching band no longer in step as program nixed. Prohibition officer arrested on embezzlement charges

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