Temple Grandin to visit Spokane, Pullman to share insights into autism and agriculture
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Inland Northwest residents will have a couple chances to hear from one of the nation’s pre-eminent agricultural scientists and autism advocates.
Today's Headlines
Local medical students trade running shoes for bandage tape as they treat Bloomsday racers
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Judge again blocks sheriff standards law, says it ‘appears’ Legislature doesn’t trust people of Washington
Sneakers, swag and CPR: Bloomies and friends prep for Spokane’s Sunday race at the 2026 annual trade show
‘Growing older is a gift’: Rockwood residents gear up for Bloomsday
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‘Growing older is a gift’: Rockwood residents gear up for Bloomsday
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‘Not forgotten’: Black Student Union at SFCC calls for mural honoring Tuskegee airman
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Man killed on South Hill identified as 47-year-old ‘white supremacist gang member’
Bomb threat evacuates Cd’A mall
Officers justifiably killed Shoshone County Sheriff’s Office shooter last year, prosecutor concludes
Part tying, part carving: How Derek Darst turns deer hair into elaborate bass bugs
‘Wiped us out completely’: Trusted small-town clerk emptied Metaline’s bank account, cratered nonprofit
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U.S. court blocks mail-order access to abortion drugs, for now
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Northwest Passages Book Club
Upcoming Event:
Shelby Van Pelt
May 12, 2026, 7 p.m.
Gonzaga University Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center Coughlin Theater 211 DeSmet Ave Spokane, WA
