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An Afghan family separated during the chaos of the U.S. withdrawal has been reunited in Spokane

By Victor Corral Martinez

In August 2021, people around the world witnessed chaos unfold on the tarmac at Kabul International Airport. Afghans desperately fled for their lives, trying to board airplanes to safety as the U.S.-backed government collapsed and Taliban fighters swept into the capital...

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The MAC could house its permanent collection in a joint storage facility with the school district if November funding requests pass

By Madison Pearson

Image: The MAC could house its permanent collection in a joint storage facility with the school district if November funding requests pass

Spokane's Peperzak Middle School receives honorary sapling from the Anne Frank Center

By Marta Szymanska

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Public ownership of vasts swaths of the nation's lands is an American innovation and a foundation of our freedom

By CMarie Fuhrman

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Hemp and cannabis are the same plant, but federal rules for each differ widely

By Will Maupin

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