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The decision to incorporate the tribal language in logos and imagery several years ago shows what can happen when sports teams work with tribes to create relationships. 

Rocky De La Fuente ran in the Republican primary for president in Idaho in March, garnering 637 votes. Under an Idaho state "sore loser" law, that would seem to preclude him from running as an independent in November. 

Want to take the bus from Spokane to Coeur d’Alene?

A Wendle Ford dealership at Wellesley and Division was torn down in 2007 to make way for a retail mall known as Northtown Square. 

C.W. Herr of Priest River, Idaho, donated his collection of butterflies to the museum after displaying them temporarily at the Interstate Fair.

I am the person that stood and watched Mr. Floyd being murdered and did nothing. It’s easy to watch the scene and blame others for not intervening, for not standing up for justice, but I realize I too am just as guilty for remaining silent.

Knezovich remains devoted to this explanation though it has not, so far, been buttressed by the public evidence. It has prompted a measure of skepticism and scoffing that was ramped up during a recent dispute over his agency’s arrest, at a Black Lives Matter demonstration, of a local Democratic Socialist activist on a seven-year-old warrant from another county.

In early August, almost a half-million Americans from all around the country gathered at the annual motorcycle rally in Sturgis, South Dakota.

The Spokane City Council agreed to a plan to reduce traffic speeds near certain parks and park properties in town. That decision has caused some South Hill residents to question the inclusion of High Drive.

John H. Shaw and Joseph A. Borden came to Spokane in the late 19th century to find their fortunes. They began with a print shop that catered to clientele surviving the great fire of 1889. 

Mark Wiener vividly remembers the Great Portland Fluoride Battle of 2013.

I have become seriously worried about Joe Biden’s presidential campaign because it seems to be so desperate for money that it keeps sending emails asking for money, even though I’ve never given any political candidate a dime.

I love this time of year. The harsh sunlight of high summer has mellowed into a gentler light that highlights the different colors of grasses and leaves. The mornings have a certain coolness that says the season is changing. Plants that faded in the summer heat put on new growth and flowers.

Unless you are a teacher, were a teacher or live with a teacher, you don’t really know what teachers do all day. Nor do you really understand how much teachers do outside of the classroom.

The bets are laid.

Roger Hernandez is still cranking at the Shacktown bike shop downtown, even after thieves made off with $3,000 in bikes, tools and other equipment last week. 

Spokane's system of one-way streets, and the odd intersection at Main Avenue and Monroe Street, can be tied to the arrival of the interstate after the 1960s.