Lime scooter proponents say vehicle sharing program leaves Spokane more sweet than sour

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The pilot program that filled Spokane with hundreds of Lime scooters and bikes ended Friday. The city and company called the bike-share program a local success and look forward to having the two-wheeled vehicles returned to city streets.

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Gun-rights supporters sue to block I-1639

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With proposed commerce park, developer hopes to give economic boost to Hillyard Neighborhood

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Colville police officer charged with assault in alleged drunken incident at downtown bar

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Shawn Vestal: School Board should be leery of ignoring a loud, clear vote on the downtown stadium

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Tariffs costing Washington consumers and exporters, according to anti-tariff campaign

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Eastern Washington looks to lock up Big Sky title, first-round bye at Portland State

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VA seeks to reduce GI Bill payment delays after IT woes

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House of Representatives votes to delist gray wolves

UPDATED: 10:19 a.m.

House of Representatives votes to delist gray wolves

UPDATED: 10:19 a.m.

updated The House of Representatives will vote Friday on whether to delist gray wolves in the contiguous United States.

As one-man hunger strike continues, city lawmakers reexamine sit-and-lie ordinance

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As one-man hunger strike continues, city lawmakers reexamine sit-and-lie ordinance

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The city of Spokane may re-examine a law that critics say criminalizes the homeless for sleeping or sitting on public sidewalks when they have nowhere else to go, after a man staged a hunger strike in front of City Hall.

Analysis: Gonzaga absorbs Texas A&M’s early shots, pulls away for comfortable win

UPDATED: 12:04 a.m.

Analysis: Gonzaga absorbs Texas A&M’s early shots, pulls away for comfortable win

UPDATED: 12:04 a.m.

Gonzaga was expecting a stout challenge from Texas A&M, nicely timed before the loaded eight-team Maui Invitational begins a three-day run Monday. The short-handed Aggies complied, for most of the first half. The third-ranked Zags created some separation late in the first half and controlled the second for a 94-71 victory in front of a packed house of 6,000 Thursday night at the McCarthey Athletic Center.