Daniel Walters

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.

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Yes, Lisa Brown's recession-era budgets led to major college tuition increases Yes, Lisa Brown's recession-era budgets led to major college tuition increases September 19, 2018
The Year in Screen The Year in Screen Spokane booed Cuba, boosted Terriers and watched its actors go to the bigtime December 29, 2010
War on Weed War on Weed How Washington's governor, attorney general and legislators are arming themselves for battle with the feds April 21, 2017
Spokane's Republican and Democratic county chairs both say Congress should hold in-person town halls Spokane's Republican and Democratic county chairs both say Congress should hold in-person town halls March 06, 2017
Judge tosses "immigration status" Prop 1 off November ballot; is Spokane really a "sanctuary city"? Judge tosses "immigration status" Prop 1 off November ballot; is Spokane really a "sanctuary city"? August 25, 2017
Documents show downtown business leaders repeatedly expressed worries about closing police precinct near STA Plaza Documents show downtown business leaders repeatedly expressed worries about closing police precinct near STA Plaza February 08, 2016

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