Only one Nobel Prize winner has graduated from a Spokane high school. Today would have been his 100th birthday
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Irwin Rose always wrote in capital letters.
Today's Headlines
‘Back to living life’: Spokane boy finds treatment to constant hunger caused by brain damage
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Baumgartner welcomes renewed U.S. blockade of Iranian oil, calls for longer-term strategy in war
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Stage Left Theater fundraiser production of ‘Next to Normal’ shakes stigma of living with mental illness
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Multi-venue partnership brings Rock the Block event to life
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Spokane County slashes costs of demolition for Upriver Fire victims
Cheney Public Schools will have two levies on November ballots
‘A prevention campaign that doesn’t focus on scare tactics’: Youth paint mural to raise awareness for overdose prevention
‘This does not represent Spokane’: Hillyard coffee stand removes transphobic sign using slur that spurred protest, outrage
Special Section
World Cup 2026
The Spokesman-Review is spotlighting Egypt — the place, people, and culture — as Spokane welcomes the Egyptian men's national team for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
More Coverage
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- After World Cup hype, hysteria, United States back in an all-too-familiar place | Commentary
- The USMNT fell short at the World Cup, but were odds and expectations unrealistic?
- USMNT's 2026 World Cup carried so much promise. It ended like it always does.
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