5 things to know for Feb. 18: Delta plane crash, US-Russia talks, DOGE, Floods, Google
Southwest Airlines said it will cut 15% of its corporate staff, or around 1,750 people — the first mass layoffs in the company’s history. The shakeup comes after ...
City and County of Spokane ramp up snow removal efforts, shifts focus to residential areas
On Sunday the city announced they would modify their snow response to include residential areas amid heavy snow.
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5 things to know for Feb. 17: Federal firings, Ukraine, Severe weather, Middle East tensions, Bird flu
Today is Washington’s Birthday, a federal holiday commemorating the first president of the US, who served from 1789 to 1797. Many Americans also call it Presidents’ Day, while ...
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Spokane area is expected to share in VC rebound
Early-stage funding for founders of startups in the Pacific Northwest, including the Spokane area, is expected to improve ...
Spokane U-Haul fined for exposing workers to asbestos
The Washington Department of Labor & Industries fined the owner of the franchise $231,000.
17 Things: Capitals Entering Back Half, Trade Needs & Possibilities, Odd Men Out, Chychrun & Lindgren's Futures & The Latest On Ovechkin
The Capitals want to have a bit of a different approach when they return and be better equipped to enjoy a longer run this spring, and all the while, Alex Ovechkin sits 16 goals away from breaking ...
A Grip on Sports: There is little guaranteed in the sports world, not even when teams like Gonzaga seem to reach a certain point year-after-year
A GRIP ON SPORTS • There are few sure things in life. One of them is in the Spokane forecast today. Snow. Enough of it to ...
A Spokane man who fled the Nicaraguan government in fear for his life is detained by ICE, again. His family is bracing for life without him
His arrest has sparked an outcry from his family and action spearheaded by state Sen. Marcus Riccelli with help from a mix of ...
Most WA law enforcement agencies say they won’t work with ICE
Law enforcement across the state have been nearly uniform in their message: state law prevents them from working with ICE.
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Washington State can't match Saint Mary's second-half blitz in 77-56 road loss
Washington State will likely head back to the Pullman happy with the way the first half of a Saturday road trip to Saint Mary's went in Moraga, California.
WSU men fade in 2nd half in loss to Saint Mary’s; women fall to Portland
The Washington State men hang tough with first-place Saint Mary's in the first half, but a 16-2 blitz by the Gaels in the second half leads to a 77-56 road loss for the Cougars.