Archives | Thursday, July 14, 2011
Results
Nation/World
-
Minnesota reaches budget deal
-
FBI probing News Corp. 9/11 phone link
-
Lawmakers snipe, Wall St. frets as deadline nears
-
Perceptions of China, U.S. vary widely around globe
-
Study finds HIV drug works in heterosexuals too
-
News Corp. ditches bid for BSkyB
-
India shaken again by attacks in Mumbai
-
Blossom, ‘Home Alone’ neighbor, dies at 87
-
Obama shows impatience over GOP debt conditions
-
Paralyzed lion has many friends
-
Egypt’s military rulers fire hundreds of police officers
-
Polygamous family challenges Utah law
-
Hahn keeps seat for Democrats
-
Brooklyn boy, 8, killed, mutilated
-
Lead levels in toys stricter
-
Army suspends use of new parachute
News
-
Q&A: Steve Salvatori, running for Spokane City Council seat representing Northwest Spokane
-
Q&A: Michael Noder, running for Spokane mayor
-
Q&A: Mary Verner, running for Spokane mayor
-
Q&A: Barbara Lampert, running for Spokane mayor
-
Q&A: David Condon, running for Spokane mayor
-
Q&A: Steve Corker, running for Spokane City Council president
-
Q&A: Michael Allen, running for Spokane City Council seat representing South Spokane
-
Q&A: Joy Jones, running for Spokane City Council seat representing Northwest Spokane
-
Q&A: Luke Tolley, running for Spokane City Council seat representing Northeast Spokane
-
Q&A: Richard Rush, running for Spokane City Council seat representing South Spokane
-
Q&A: Gary Pollard, running for Spokane City Council seat representing Northeast Spokane
-
Q&A: John Waite, running for Spokane City Council seat representing Northeast Spokane
-
Q&A: Donna McKereghan, running for Spokane City Council seat representing Northeast Spokane
-
Q&A: Ben Stuckart, running for Spokane City Council president
-
Q&A: Dennis Hession, running for Spokane City Council president
-
Q&A: Mike Fagan, running for Spokane City Council seat representing Northeast Spokane
-
Q&A: Victor Noder, running for Spokane City Council president
Spokane
-
Power pole fire knocks out power to 6,600
-
U.S. settles with some Hanford downwinders
-
State money funds video telling people to clean up pet waste
-
FCC plans to crack down on phone bill mystery fees
-
Bernanke: Fed ready to act
-
Nike faces claims of abuse from workers in Indonesia
-
Not guilty plea in murder case
-
Washington records
-
Inmate files suit over English-only policy
-
In brief: Man pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
-
Road work projects scheduled
-
East Francis Avenue will get ‘skin patches’ before rebuilding
-
Clark: Omdudsman is where Police Guild wants him
-
Jim Kershner’s This day in history
-
Prosecutor: Police justified in fatal shooting
-
Widow of Spokane pilot returns to village where plane went down
-
Employees’ Microsoft-sponsored trip draws local onlookers
-
Idaho records
-
Pirtle brothers charged in attack
-
Pair stabbed in fight over clothing
Sports
-
Silver Stars hold back Storm in WNBA
-
Sounders sign coach to extension
-
Bjorn, Lewis share first-round lead at British Open
-
Judge declares mistrial in Clemens perjury case
-
Japan beats Sweden to qualify for final
-
In brief: Prosecutors point to Clemens’ DNA at trial
-
Sounders top Galaxy in U.S. Open Cup
-
Golf roundup: Williams cruises in first day of match play
-
U.S. golfers continue to play catch up
-
MLB notes: Brewers plan to make room for two closers
-
Scoreboard
-
Newsmakers
-
Contador prepares for steep climb at Tour de France
-
Steelers linebacker Harrison sounds off
-
Vegan Lally has appetite for auto racing
-
Blanchette: Former Shock coach finds success in indoor league
-
Today’s Best
-
U.S. team rides along on Wambach’s terrific play
-
On the air
-
Today’s menu
Washington Voices
-
Letters
-
Your Voices
-
In brief: Credit unions to sponsor free document shredding
-
In brief: Outdoor market will be open Tuesday afternoons
-
East Valley High School honor roll
-
Senior meals
-
Central Valley High School honor roll
-
Wigged visitor leaves Liberty Lake bank
-
Evergreen Middle School honor roll
-
Family calendar
-
Doom forecast for 2012 leaves room for debate
-
Accuracy watch
-
Property disputes hot issue in southeast
-
Religion Notebook: Temple joins Perry Street fair
-
St. John Vianney proposal meeting draws large crowd
-
Spokane County dog park wildly popular all year long
-
Bowl for a cause at Hugo’s
-
Landmarks: Legion building renovator raises the roof
-
Creature Feature: Madrocks, a young hound
-
Spokane girls fastpitch softball standings
-
Bicycle, pedestrian plan sent to council
-
Refugees distribute fruit harvested from backyard trees
-
Prickly, hypoallergenic pets inspired local breeder
-
Keeping fit helped Dave Gunderson beat health problems
-
Artist feels connected to sculpting more deeply than painting
-
Green Job Corps teaches youths teamwork, entrepeneurship
-
Retiree has 20-year record of donating produce proceeds
-
Consider thinking outside the green lawn