Cascade of coronavirus cancellations continue, lawsuit limits WDFW wolf killing, and other headlines

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Spokane Regional Health Department officer Bob Lutz updates the public on the state of Coronavirus

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SHUT!: The Fox theater cancels everything through April 10.

DOWN!: There's still time to quell the Coronavirus spread, but we have to act now.

EVERYTHING!: The Inlander will continue to keep you updated on the spate of cancellations. How to make things easier on your Friendly Neighborhood Calendar Editor.

IN OTHER NEWS...

The cost of pandemic
The Legislature adds $200 million to fight the Coronavirus. (Spokesman-Review)

Wolves in wolf clothing
A lawsuit from six environmental groups now constrains where and when the Department of Fish and Wildlife can kill wolves. (Spokesman-Review)

Economic sign of optimism
Stocks are finally rebounding. (New York Times)

Side effects of a Trump speech include...
How Trump botched his initial Wednesday Coronavirus press conference.  (Washington Post)