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On average, 3,000 Americans are dying from the coronavirus every day. A new COVID strain first identified in the United Kingdom has added to California's woes...
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Due to COVID-19, Spokane's annual homeless survey won't count unsheltered individuals, city says
By Wilson Criscione
At indoor press conference, sheriff and health care leaders call for volunteers to bolster COVID-weary medical system
Cheney clinic will test new COVID vaccine on hundreds of Inland Northwest volunteers
COVID outbreaks hit Spokane's homeless shelters over the holidays, but containment efforts appear to be working
At "Stop the Steal" protests, former Rep. Matt Shea blames Capitol mob on "antifa," says we're "heading into a war"
Trump supporters mob the U.S. Capitol Building, rally planned in Spokane
Poll: WA voters are divided on new taxes to address COVID-19
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Four Seattle cops bring their experience — and baggage — to the Spokane Police Department
The continuing quest to stop downtown Spokane's sidewalks from electrocuting dogs
Washington lawmakers face a tall order, including balancing the budget mid-pandemic
For one pivotal month, the eyes of the nation were fixed on the upstart city on Spokane Falls, where labor and capital went to war
By Ronald A. Myers
COVID-19 sweeps through incarcerated populations in Spokane and Airway Heights
The alleged arsonist who attacked the Spokane County Democrats offices was a veteran, but so was the man he tried to take hostage
Spokane got a grant for a new young adult shelter, but the mayor doesn't want it here. What now?
State Rep. Marcus Riccelli keeps remaking Spokane County's governing bodies — and raising the ire of Commissioner Al French
Ten important stories being underreported by the mainstream media
By Paul Rosenberg
How Spokane County has spent its $91 million in COVID-19 relief funding
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