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Question of the Week: "Are you worried about the Trump administration's federal funding cuts?"

You can use cannabis to help cool down during hot summer weather

Three candidates vying for a Spokane City Council seat will be narrowed to two in Aug. 5 primary election

NEWS BRIEFS: Nine Spokanites were detained by federal agents last week

Cuts to Medicaid offer Gov. Bob Ferguson the opportunity to reform state government to fit into the profoundly reduced federal funding paradigm

Two Spokane fire districts have competitive races on the August primary ballot

As millions stand to lose federal Medicaid insurance, Inland Northwest patients could have a harder time accessing care

The Trump administration and Congress take aim at federally funded early education; plus, other recent impacts on the nation's ed system

Inland Northwest museums, libraries and art organizations compete for local resources after funding cuts to three federal agencies

Decades after it was initially promised, the Odessa Groundwater Replacement Program delivers Columbia River water to Central Washington farmers

Sparking up to smoke presents a heightened risk this time of year

Question of the Week

Broadcast journalism is a mix of show business, advertising and news — and as Edward R. Murrow observed, that can lead to ethical conflicts

NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane's homeless count shows decrease, but tracks more unsheltered people

Spokane Valley's Proposition 1 asks for a sales tax increase to fund 10 new police officers

Federal indictment leads to arrest of several who tried to block ICE on June 11

FDA approves twice-yearly injection that prevents HIV, thanks in part to research by a Spokane doctor

Looking into the data behind retail violations in Washington's legal cannabis market

Question of the Week

Spokane updates its anti-camping rules, Mayor Brown proposes further changes to help build affordable housing