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More than 150 people in Spokane County filed to run for elected office — here are races to watch

By Colton Rasanen

Once again, another Spokane County election cycle begins. From May 5-9, folks from across the county filed to run for city councils, school boards, and other elected positions like those in fire and cemetery districts...

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As the world watches the United States step back from its alliances, 80 years of peace by diplomacy hangs in the balance

By John Hagney

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Spokane unveils a new slate of traffic safety initiatives as fatal traffic collisions continue to rise in 2025

By Eliza Billingham

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Washington legislators secure North Spokane Corridor project funding with gas tax increase

By Victor Corral Martinez

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Nonpartisan and historically quiet races in Idaho's May election are contested this year

By Colton Rasanen

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