Impeachment investigation continues, proposed building would be tallest in Spokane, and other headlines

By Quinn Welsch

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IN OTHER NEWS...

Growing up
If built, a proposed 22-story building downtown would be the biggest in Spokane. (Spokesman-Review)

New poll shows opposition to impeachment
A new poll finds a sharp swing in independents' opposition to impeachment. (The Hill)

President Trump meets with Republicans
During the impeachment investigation, President Trump and his aides met with Republican senators, including Susan Collins and Mitt Romney, key figures who could serve on an impeachment trial. (USA Today)

Hand 'em over
The Supreme Court has been urged to allow the release of Trump's financial records. (New York Times)