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'It is exciting': Multiple sclerosis vaccine could be byproduct of COVID-19 technology

‘It is exciting’: Multiple sclerosis vaccine could be byproduct of COVID-19 technology

4 a.m.

The breakthrough technology deployed to vaccinate against COVID-19 also has led to a promising new approach to preventing the progression of multiple sclerosis.

Downtown apartment project gets $2.7 million tax break as city looks to boost building

Spokane

Downtown apartment project gets $2.7 million tax break as city looks to boost building

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Supporters of Spokane stadium say plan would save money and boost downtown, but time is running out

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Supporters of Spokane stadium say plan would save money and boost downtown, but time is running out

UPDATED: 12:24 a.m.

Key witness admits he lied to police and in court in second day of Tyler Rambo trial

Crime/Public Safety

Key witness admits he lied to police and in court in second day of Tyler Rambo trial

UPDATED: 9 p.m.

Teachers, child care workers eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Washington following presidential directive

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Teachers, child care workers eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Washington following presidential directive

UPDATED: 9:44 p.m.

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Teachers, child care workers eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Washington following presidential directive

UPDATED: 9:44 p.m.

With 60-degree weather possible Friday, restaurants look ahead to patio season

UPDATED: 9:34 p.m.

Shawn Vestal: It’s not the main reason to open schools, but a bit less family togetherness will be wonderful

5 a.m.

Thanks to effort to vaccinate the homeless in Spokane, one man’s shot will open door to permanent housing

4 a.m.

Inslee signs off on law allowing state to waive some graduation requirements for students during pandemic

UPDATED: 5:49 p.m.

Washington State to play six of first eight games at home during 2021 football season

UPDATED: 9:36 p.m.

Spokane Police Guild approves new contract, finalizing long-awaiting deal

UPDATED: 4:59 p.m.

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Downtown apartment project gets $2.7 million tax break as city looks to boost building

Spokane

Downtown apartment project gets $2.7 million tax break as city looks to boost building

4 a.m.

Supporters of Spokane stadium say plan would save money and boost downtown, but time is running out

K-12 education

Supporters of Spokane stadium say plan would save money and boost downtown, but time is running out

UPDATED: 12:24 a.m.

Key witness admits he lied to police and in court in second day of Tyler Rambo trial

Crime/Public Safety

Key witness admits he lied to police and in court in second day of Tyler Rambo trial

UPDATED: 9 p.m.

Spokane

Thanks to effort to vaccinate the homeless in Spokane, one man's shot will open door to permanent housing

Thanks to effort to vaccinate the homeless in Spokane, one man’s shot will open door to permanent housing

Wed., March 3, 2021

Sports

A Grip on Sports: Between football schedules and award announcements, Tuesday was a busy day

A Grip on Sports: Between football schedules and award announcements, Tuesday was a busy day

Wed., March 3, 2021

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The sweet (and spicy) spot: Bob and Gail Emmons expand their line of B&G Sweet Heat Peppers products in Mead

The sweet (and spicy) spot: Bob and Gail Emmons expand their line of B&G Sweet Heat Peppers products in Mead

Wed., March 3, 2021

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State financial aid offers lifeline to Washington students during crisis

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Mon., Feb. 15, 2021

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Teachers, child care workers eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Washington following presidential directive

Teachers, child care workers eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Washington following presidential directive

UPDATED: Tue., March 2, 2021

Nation/World

Myanmar coup crisis grows after years of U.S. neglect

Myanmar coup crisis grows after years of U.S. neglect

UPDATED: Tue., March 2, 2021

Public Safety

Key witness admits he lied to police and in court in second day of Tyler Rambo trial

Key witness admits he lied to police and in court in second day of Tyler Rambo trial

UPDATED: Tue., March 2, 2021

Life

Limited COVID-19 pandemic open insurance enrollment extended to May 15

Limited COVID-19 pandemic open insurance enrollment extended to May 15

Wed., March 3, 2021

Outdoors

University of Idaho glaciologists studying fast-moving glacier with hopes of improving sea-level rise predictions

University of Idaho glaciologists studying fast-moving glacier with hopes of improving sea-level rise predictions

UPDATED: Mon., March 1, 2021

Business

Record lumber prices driving up cost of housing in Spokane

Record lumber prices driving up cost of housing in Spokane

UPDATED: Tue., March 2, 2021

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Sarah Gailey’s ‘The Echo Wife’ echoes ‘Frankenstein,’ ‘The Stepford Wives’

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Sat., Feb. 27, 2021

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Shawn Vestal

Shawn Vestal: It’s not the main reason to open schools, but a bit less family togetherness will be wonderful

Wed., March 3, 2021

Ted McDermott

Getting There: City parking fund faces nearly $10 million in costs as it prepares to roll out new downtown rates, system

UPDATED: Mon., March 1, 2021

Long reads

With aims for in-person learning this fall, area colleges mull plans for 'Class of COVID-19'

With aims for in-person learning this fall, area colleges mull plans for ‘Class of COVID-19’

UPDATED: Tue., March 2, 2021

Remembering the 'Reveille': Thirty years ago, members of Spokane Police Department participated in Gulf War tank battle

Remembering the ‘Reveille’: Thirty years ago, members of Spokane Police Department participated in Gulf War tank battle

Fri., Feb. 26, 2021

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