Signs the holiday shift is on
Along with Black Friday and Cyber Monday, some other signs the holiday shift is on.
Along with Black Friday and Cyber Monday, some other signs the holiday shift is on.
In today's paper, we have a story about Spokane Mayor David Condon knew in April that a female city employee accused former police Chief Frank Straub of sexual harassment because he had “grabbed her ass, tried to kiss her.” Straub's attorney, Mary Schultz, has been…
The Spokane mayor responds to today's story about accusations of sexual harassment that he knew of in April.
OLYMPIA – Initiative entrepreneur Tim Eyman and his detractors squared off recently in the Capitol, where the ingenuity of their latest ideas was overshadowed by doubts about their earnestness.
Gov. Jay Inslee tells lawmakers security to screen Syrian refugees is strong.
Fantasy sports games are illegal in Washington, but one legislative proposal would allow some long-term games while continuing to ban daily or weekly contests run over the Internet.
The proposed WSU med school will submit a 700-page document next month and expects a campus visit from a national committee next summer as part of an aggressive schedule to win accreditation, its new dean told a Senate panel Thursday.
Lands Commissioner Peter Goldmark urged to ask for more money to fight fires.
Washington shouldn't accept Syrian refugees until the federal government convinces them it's safe, a group of Republican state lawmakers said.
Storm casualties and damage bring emergency declaration from Inslee.
Sen. Patty Murray asks Homeland Security to hold up on new rules for driver's licenses.
OLYMPIA -- The 2016 Legislature will have slightly more tax revenue than expected when they left last summer, but that won't be enough to cover the growth in state programs and new costs, like fighting this summer's wildfires.
Gov. Jay Inslee is confident federal screening of refugees will protect state.
Washington will accept Syrian refugees but Idaho wants a better vetting process before they come.
Allegations that Planned Parenthood might be selling fetal tissue or performing illegal "partial birth" abortions aren't true, Attorney General Bob Ferguson tells legislators.
A legislative panel takes up the questions around the legality of online fantasy sports betting on Friday.
A federal appeals court said holding primary elections by district and at-large general elections is unconstitutional. That’s the way Spokane and most other Washington counties pick their boards of commissioners.
Court explains why it didn't block I-1366 from the ballot, leaves open the question of whether it will survive a future challenge.
Today's website: Checking social media for signs of how the 2016 presidential candidates are doing on social media.
Fact-checking a presidential debate has become almost as big of a deal as the debate itself. We offer links inside the blog.
President Obama proudly announced his very own Facebook page today.
Spokane County Elections Office has counted most of the ballots from last Tuesday and the two close races are decided.
The 2015 election won’t set any records, but it may have provided us with a few tactics which future campaigns might want to avoid.
Spokane County turnout hit 40 percent in Thursday evening's ballot count. We look at where it's strongest and lightest inside.
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee hearing on fantasy sports gambling set for Nov. 20.
The Spokesman-Review's political team keeps a critical eye on local, state and national politics.
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