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Roger Stone pleads not guilty, tensions mount over Spokane Police oversight, and other headlines
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Spokane County gets $1.9 million more in grant funding for criminal justice reform
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UI sends misleading alert about professor on administrative leave, citing meth, access to guns
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The Spokane Symphony taps into the Music of Queen
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