A local family tried to care for Anthony Garver as a kid. Now they go into hiding whenever the accused murderer escapes
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Sketchy History at Washington's Psychiatric Hospitals
Two fathers became each other's lifeline after sons' suicides — and they want to stop more deaths
By Daniel Walters
Spokane considers Riverfront-area development heights; plus, Olympia mulls capital punishment
Two bills aim to phase out chemicals like those that contaminated water near Fairchild
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Former EWU cop accused of sexually harassing young woman now works for local school district
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A year into Trump, women continue their march against injustice, prejudice
Images from the 2018 Spokane Women's March
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Solving the mystery of the weird boarded-up space in our house
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Harold Balazs Memorial, suicide prevention and more
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It may take the political equivalent of a crowbar to expand Medicaid in Idaho, but some are trying
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Readers respond to the drug war and our Burger Issue
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Guns or weed — will cannabis consumers ever have to make that choice?
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Did the President Order Mueller to Be Fired? ‘Fake News,’ Trump Says
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Yale’s Most Popular Class Ever: Happiness
Secret Memo Hints at a New Republican Target: The Deputy Attorney General
Close Is Out at the National Gallery of Art. Is Picasso Next?
FBI Condemns Republicans’ Move to Release Secret Memo
Katie Goodman and a band of female comics use satire to keep the torch of feminism blazing
The Spokane Symphony delivers a challenging, epic U.S. premiere this weekend
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Steam Plant reborn, historical Oscar noms and more things you need to know right now
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Mac Daddy's Pub & Grill finds a home for its food truck's mac-and-cheese, and so much more
Inside Eyvind, the next project from Ruins' chef-owner Tony Brown
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Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread is beautiful, funny and entirely unexpected
By Nathan Weinbender
Hostiles is a revisionist Western tone deaf about its racial politics
By Maryann Johanson
Prolific singer-songwriter Josh Ritter discusses his hands-off approach
By Howard Hardee
Banditos' sound is all over the map, but its roots are deep in their native South
Perfectly Paired
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Spokane Public Schools begins a new era, naming schools after a Holocaust survivor, a Japanese American teacher and a Chicano art professor
By Colton Rasanen
NEWS BRIEFS: Pilot program finds repeat offenders in downtown Spokane
Everyone involved in making the disastrous Christmas action "comedy" Red One should be put on the naughty list
Immigrant communities and the nonprofits that help them prepare for a potential shift in immigration policy
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