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Death of Spokane County Jail inmate under investigation

Deputies are investigating the death of an inmate at the Spokane County Jail, Spokane County Detention Services announced Monday. Jail officials said the inmate,...

Swinging Doors takes advantage of Phase 3 with Gonzaga watch party

Jackie Crane and Ken Briggs arrived Monday morning at the busy Swinging Doors restaurant and bar and made their way to the table where...

City leaders agree Spokane needs to use less water. But how can they convince residents and businesses?

Spokane leaders are contemplating how to encourage conservation in a city that uses more water per capita than 98% of the United States. On...

Getting There: STA's electrification plans are a blast from the past – and toward the future

Cameron Booth is the kind of person who has a favorite year for streetcars in Spokane. Booth runs Transit Maps, a blog devoted to...

Iconic Gonzaga neighborhood bar Jack and Dan's back open for NCAA Tournament

Forced to close for more than a third of 2020, the bar that may as well be the center of the Gonzaga universe welcomed...

Pat Thompson, Spokane County's first female prosecutor, helped try Kevin Coe case during long career

Pat Thompson didn’t set out to change the world. She just took it one step at a time. Thompson, 68, was born in...

'Paws on Patrol': Community policing nonprofit teaches dog walkers to spot crimes

As of this month, a Spokane nonprofit with a goal of crime prevention has 100 volunteers trained to check for crimes and code violations...

Then and Now: High Bridge Park

High Bridge Park was the name given in 1913 to the area that follows Latah Creek from Vinegar Flats, south of Interstate 90, to...

100 years ago in Spokane: Daily road condition reports on the way for mud-phobic motorists

Motorists in the region would soon be getting a new service – a daily report on highway conditions in the Northwest. This was the...

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