Spokane snow kills power and cancels school, Seattle election between 'old and new' voters, and more headlines

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Snow day!
A sudden dusting last night knocked out power for some residents and forced Spokane Public Schools to declare a snow day. (Spokesman-Review)

Old and new Seattle
The fight between old city and new city certainly isn't unique to Spokane. This story from the Seattle Times illustrates a more complicated relationship than just NIMBY's vs. tech bros in the coming elections.

"Of course, you know this means war"
The Trump White House declares war on the impeachment inquiry. (New York Times)
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When shoppers venture out, what will be left?

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House to vote on $3 trillion coronavirus aid package, antibody tests scramble pandemic timeline, and other headlines

By Josh Kelety

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Whistleblower testifies about pandemic, Inslee orders hiring freeze on state agencies, and other headlines

By Josh Kelety

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Fed chair says the economy needs more fiscal support, Spokane may get mask mandate, and other headlines

By Josh Kelety

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How can you prepare for a recession? A Spokane credit union and nonprofit share tips as Washington is already facing a rainy day

By Victor Corral Martinez

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A voter-approved natural gas initiative, ruled unconstitutional, could be headed to the Washington Supreme Court

By Samantha Wohlfeil

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NEWS BRIEFS: WSU preemptively clamps down on spending

By Inlander Staff

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Will Spokane city voters get the chance to rejoin the region's Aquifer Protection Area?

By Eliza Billingham

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Spokane's mayor proposes using traffic camera ticket funds to pay for police

By Nate Sanford

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It's not just humans — dogs in Spokane are also overdosing on drugs

By Nate Sanford

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