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Growing pot at home could become legal in Washington state
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For weeks, Rep. McMorris Rodgers has refused to talk to reporters — yet invited the Spokesman-Review editor to Biden's inauguration
After the Capitol riot and another impeachment, U.S. Rep. McMorris Rodgers calls for turning down the heat of political rhetoric while critics say she stoked the flames
Thousands in Inland Northwest could be without power for days as Avista fixes windstorm damage
Due to COVID-19, Spokane's annual homeless survey won't count unsheltered individuals, city says
Why is it taking so long to give out lifesaving vaccines in Washington state?
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
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