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'All hell broke loose': 104-year-old Pearl Harbor survivor in Moses Lake escaped two sinking ships in Pacific

‘All hell broke loose’: 104-year-old Pearl Harbor survivor in Moses Lake escaped two sinking ships in Pacific

Geb Galle was in his U.S. Navy dress whites getting ready for church when he looked out a porthole of the USS Nevada and saw planes coming toward Battleship Row at Pearl Harbor.

Bloomsday Perennial: ‘There’s something about the crowd’ for repeat racer Jack Williams

Cool Critters: Lords of the dance have landed in Eastern Washington

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Denver museum calls on children of the Colville Confederated Tribes to curate Clyfford Still exhibit

Twenty years after his killing, Spokane remembers Otto Zehm’s ‘gentle spirit, kind heart’

Patricia Simonet Laughing Dog Park is slated for closure. Eastern Spokane County residents are pushing back

Spokane Transit Authority finds no internal deficiencies leading up to double-decker bus crash

Gonzaga harping on ‘toughness’ entering NCAA Round of 32 game against streaking Texas squad

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Business

Quartz cutters are falling ill. Countertop makers want protection from Congress

Quartz cutters are falling ill. Countertop makers want protection from Congress

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Sports

Texas makes key shots down the stretch, sends Gonzaga home with 74-68 loss in Round of 32 | Analysis

Texas makes key shots down the stretch, sends Gonzaga home with 74-68 loss in Round of 32 | Analysis

Pacific Northwest

Cool Critters: Lords of the dance have landed in Eastern Washington

Cool Critters: Lords of the dance have landed in Eastern Washington

2:30 a.m.

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Spokane’s Most Valuable Educator: TDS Telecom honors local teacher

Spokane’s Most Valuable Educator: TDS Telecom honors local teacher

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Nation/World

Trump threatens Iran with power plant strikes over Hormuz oil blockade

Trump threatens Iran with power plant strikes over Hormuz oil blockade

Education

State cuts $1 million of WSU budget, less than originally expected

State cuts $1 million of WSU budget, less than originally expected

A&E

Chuck Norris, black-belt action star known for ‘Walker, Texas Ranger,’ dies at 86

Chuck Norris, black-belt action star known for ‘Walker, Texas Ranger,’ dies at 86

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Government

'Déjà vu all over again': Ending Senate filibuster to advance election reforms unlikely to succeed

‘Déjà vu all over again’: Ending Senate filibuster to advance election reforms unlikely to succeed

Transportation

Trump threatens to put ICE agents in airports over funding impasse

Trump threatens to put ICE agents in airports over funding impasse

Outdoors

Tails, wings and spreadsheets: At wing bee, biologists search for details on Washington's forest grouse populations

Tails, wings and spreadsheets: At wing bee, biologists search for details on Washington’s forest grouse populations

Weather

Spring outlook in PNW favors above-normal temperatures, below-average precipitation

Spring outlook in PNW favors above-normal temperatures, below-average precipitation

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Life

Colorful Colorado comes through with beautiful scenery, reminiscent of home

Colorful Colorado comes through with beautiful scenery, reminiscent of home

Public Safety

With proliferation of websites sharing police body camera footage, Spokane County considers new records fees

With proliferation of websites sharing police body camera footage, Spokane County considers new records fees

Science & Tech

Cool Critters: Lords of the dance have landed in Eastern Washington

Cool Critters: Lords of the dance have landed in Eastern Washington

2:30 a.m.

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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Columnists

This day in history: 14 were jailed in Salmon River fishing protest. Spokane Shrine brought joy to 100 'shut-ins'

This day in history: 14 were jailed in Salmon River fishing protest. Spokane Shrine brought joy to 100 ‘shut-ins’

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