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21st Annual Small Artworks Invitational @ Art Spirit Gallery

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Violent threats that partially led to cancelled wolf meetings came from pro-wolf Facebook commenters

By Daniel Walters

Violent comments on environmental Facebook groups have worried the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Crimson Hearth in Spokane Valley offers affordable, home-cooked staples from breakfast through dinner

By Chey Scott

The Pickup Sticks appetizer: sirloin steak, prawns, pork belly and chicken breast skewers.

Spokane torture psychologists feature in new movie, firing of parks employee gets $100,000 reversal, and other headlines

By Daniel Walters

Spokane torture psychologists feature in new movie, firing of parks employee gets $100,000 reversal, and other headlines

Eastern Washington federal court will hire help for cases involving missing, murdered indigenous people

By Samantha Wohlfeil

Margo Hill, a member of the Spokane Tribe, knows from her work as a tribal attorney and tribal court judge that the U.S. justice system isn't always fair to Native American victims of serious crimes.

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