By Colton Rasanen
If you were in downtown Spokane on Saturday, you likely noticed the crowd gathered at Riverfront Park's red Radio Flyer wagon for Trans Spokane's Gender Freedom March. At first there were dozens of people, but that quickly grew to a few hundred...
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Plus, Airway Heights seeks two City Council members; and Trump orders the dismantling of the Department of Education
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Idaho enacts a law creating standards for elected county coroners
By Victor Corral Martinez
COVID-19: Five Years Later
The Spokane region is expanding opioid treatment and facilities
By Eliza Billingham
NEWS BRIEFS: Kootenai County will get a new microhospital
Plus, Mead schools turn to the feds on pronouns; and Hope House will no longer be a women's shelter
Health care workers battled a raging storm during the pandemic, but some parts of the health system have changed for the better
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Restaurants and bars across Spokane and Coeur d’Alene are still living in the shadow of COVID-19
By Dora Scott
How the pandemic made us appreciate live music, and proved to the industry we're willing to pay
By Seth Sommerfeld
How COVID put a dent in the cinematic world
A timeline of the biggest moments and milestones of the COVID-19 pandemic across the Spokane area
Some COVID-era pivots and trends outlasted the pandemic. But have small businesses recovered enough to weather looming economic instability?
By E.J. Iannelli
Shutdown Stories: The pandemic hit differently for some introverts
As Spokane-area schools address impacts and deficiencies caused by the pandemic, educators are still figuring out how to reset attendance norms
Shutdown Stories: I was a high school freshman when COVID hit
Public health took center stage during the pandemic. Some things haven't changed for the better
Reminding people of the power of creativity, Spokane Arts helped keep the art scene alive during the pandemic
Q&A: Downtown Spokane Partnership President Emilie Cameron talks about how the pandemic changed the heart of the city
Spokane City Council could eliminate height restrictions for parts of downtown
NEWS BRIEFS: Washington AG sues Adams County sheriff over immigration enforcement
Plus, Spokane County funds a sobering facility; and Spokane Colleges hires its first director of tribal relations
Proposed state and federal budget cuts could impact Spokane-area food banks
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