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Daniel Walters
A lifelong Spokane native, staff writer Daniel Walters reports on a wide swath of topics, including business, education, real estate development, land use, and other stories throughout North Idaho and Spokane County.
He's reported on deep flaws in the Washington state foster system, destructive corporate debt collection practices and turmoil behind the scenes of local cultural institutions.
Walters also occasionally dabbles in TV criticism, where his writing has been linked by TV showrunners and national pop culture sites.
He's reported on deep flaws in the Washington state foster system, destructive corporate debt collection practices and turmoil behind the scenes of local cultural institutions.
Walters also occasionally dabbles in TV criticism, where his writing has been linked by TV showrunners and national pop culture sites.
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The Year in Screen
Spokane booed Cuba, boosted Terriers and watched its actors go to the bigtime
December 29, 2010
War on Weed
How Washington's governor, attorney general and legislators are arming themselves for battle with the feds
April 21, 2017
Activists aren't just waving signs; they're banding together to help immigrants at the ground level
July 12, 2018
Turbulence Ahead
Boeing hasn't yet decided where it will build the 777X — either way, it has big ramifications for the Inland Northwest
December 05, 2013
Recent Stories
- News & Comment, News Jul 13, 2018
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Trump calls own recorded interview "fake news," more Russian indictments and other morning headlines
- Blog, Bloglander Jul 12, 2018
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Bike sharrows on I-90 and 24 other possibly unsound proposals to make Spokane more bicycle-friendly
- News & Comment, News Jul 12, 2018
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Activists aren't just waving signs; they're banding together to help immigrants at the ground level
- News & Comment, News Jul 12, 2018
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Lisa Brown's husband deletes section of wife's Wikipedia page, claiming inaccuracy
- Blog, Bloglander Jul 6, 2018
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Stuckart: You "can't discount" local businesses struggling with minimum wage increases
