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Community leaders share their priorities for Kevin Hall, Spokane's new police chief
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President Biden's Keeping Families Together immigration program is on hold as Idaho and other states challenge it in court
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Five tribes contribute $1.45 billion to Idaho's economy
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Instead of requiring acres of parking for new development, Spokane is making a push for more dynamic neighborhoods
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Andrea Lawrence brings her childhood vision to life with quirky new shop Miss Bipps
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A bronze statue of Nisqually fishing rights activist Billy Frank Jr. heads to D.C. next year; first a model of the piece stops in Spokane
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Documentary Lover of Men makes a semi-convincing case for the queerness of our 16th president
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The Get Up Kids tour in celebration of the 25th anniversary of their seminal album, Something to Write Home About
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