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Spokane company one of many Washington-based contractors playing crucial role in America's return to the moon

Spokane company one of many Washington-based contractors playing crucial role in America’s return to the moon

10:04 a.m.

Tucked in the northeast corner of Spokane is a 45-member team dutifully working to ensure America’s return to the moon this month went off without a hitch.

Could a pair of former recruits be back in the mix for Gonzaga? | Transfer targets 1.0

‘Unprecedented times’: Drought is the norm as Dept. of Ecology makes statewide declaration in Yakima

Spokane Valley selects Inland Northwest Catering to fill Centerplace catering void

Inside the perspective that led WSU DE Matyus McLain back to Pullman

Updated 9:58 a.m.

Former South Carolina Rep. brings ‘conservative solution to climate change’ to Spokane

‘Student safety and belonging cannot wait’: Gonzaga students report increased racism on campus

In WSU’s pursuit of more NIL dollars, the hiring of Jon Haarlow as AD makes sense | Commentary

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Business

KitKat trucks get security escort after overseas heist

KitKat trucks get security escort after overseas heist

Sports

Inside the perspective that led WSU DE Matyus McLain back to Pullman

Inside the perspective that led WSU DE Matyus McLain back to Pullman

Updated 9:58 a.m.

Pacific Northwest

Idaho Air National Guard heads to Middle East to support attacks on Iran

Idaho Air National Guard heads to Middle East to support attacks on Iran

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A fresh start: One Spokane woman’s journey to a new life

A fresh start: One Spokane woman’s journey to a new life

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Nation/World

U.S. and Iran agree to hold talks even as Hormuz stays blocked

U.S. and Iran agree to hold talks even as Hormuz stays blocked

Education

Former South Carolina Rep. brings 'conservative solution to climate change' to Spokane

Former South Carolina Rep. brings ‘conservative solution to climate change’ to Spokane

A&E

Ye banned from UK ahead of Wireless Festival, event canceled

Ye banned from UK ahead of Wireless Festival, event canceled

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Government

As shaky U.S.-Iran ceasefire begins, Crocker calls Trump's threats 'beyond extreme' while Baumgartner defends them as 'Machiavellian'

As shaky U.S.-Iran ceasefire begins, Crocker calls Trump’s threats ‘beyond extreme’ while Baumgartner defends them as ‘Machiavellian’

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Transportation

State rebate program for e-bike purchases returns with more funding available, longer awarding period

State rebate program for e-bike purchases returns with more funding available, longer awarding period

Outdoors

Jim Whittaker, Washington native and first American to climb Everest, dies at 97

Jim Whittaker, Washington native and first American to climb Everest, dies at 97

Weather

Is a Super El Niño coming? How it could shape your weather

Is a Super El Niño coming? How it could shape your weather

Life

'The unseen ocean is filled with mind-blowing beauty,' and so is Chase Gallery exhibit of the same name

‘The unseen ocean is filled with mind-blowing beauty,’ and so is Chase Gallery exhibit of the same name

Public Safety

Teen shot and killed in Spokane Valley Wednesday night after standing in traffic, deputies say

Teen shot and killed in Spokane Valley Wednesday night after standing in traffic, deputies say

Updated 11:40 a.m.

Science & Tech

Spokane company one of many Washington-based contractors playing crucial role in America's return to the moon

Spokane company one of many Washington-based contractors playing crucial role in America’s return to the moon

10:04 a.m.

Northwest Passages Book Club

Remote Alaska's 'queen of badassery,' Sue Aikens, shares life lessons and tales from the frontier

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Remote Alaska’s ‘queen of badassery,’ Sue Aikens, shares life lessons and tales from the frontier

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Columnists

Front Porch: She's full of tuxitude

Front Porch: She’s full of tuxitude

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