The stories behind the stairs: Big steps taken to connect Spokane communities

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Spokane’s not exactly flat city. The

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Fast-moving brush fire continues to burn close to Valleyford

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Sister Paula Turnbull, artist behind many of Spokane’s most iconic works, dies at 97

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Ex-Gonzaga forward Johnathan Williams signs with Lakers

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North Spokane Costco grand opening draws thousands

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‘Lego’ cells buried beneath West Central sidewalks as part of stormwater project

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Ad watch: Cathy McMorris Rodgers spot revives attack on Lisa Brown regarding sex offenders

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Jim Meehan: Central Valley’s Brayden Miles can’t wait to reach first tee at Pebble Beach

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Controversy, conflict no strangers to sheriff candidate Scott Maclay

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Controversy, conflict no strangers to sheriff candidate Scott Maclay

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The man seeking to unseat Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich claims that he helped bring down the Aryan Nations, was a member of the sheriff’s dive team and was the leading real estate agent in Spokane Valley for two decades. Court records and long-time acquaintances tell a different story.

Local officials look to ‘Amazon effect’ to boost region’s economy

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Local officials look to ‘Amazon effect’ to boost region’s economy

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Beyond the Amazon fulfillment center’s 1,500-plus jobs, local officials see the company’s presence here as an opportunity to raise Spokane’s profile as a place to do business.

Paul Turner: Staring at the water an oft-overlooked pastime

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Paul Turner: Staring at the water an oft-overlooked pastime

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Swimming, boating and straddling those aquatic crotch rockets, it’s all fine. But when people talk about the Inland Northwest’s love of lake life, I sometimes think they overlook what just might be our most popular form of summer recreation.