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Spokane County voters reject school bonds, but give backing to levies

For the first time in more than 50 years, Spokane voters chose to fail a Spokane Public Schools bond.

Voters agree to tax for Spokane Public Library to maintain services

Renewal of a Spokane Public Library levy, constituting around 18% of the department’s entire yearly budget, was passing by a sizable margin Tuesday night.

Ballot measure meant to prevent gerrymandering in Spokane passing overwhelmingly

Voters overwhelmingly approved a Spokane ballot measure that will limit the ability for the Spokane City Council to draw its own districts following accusations of gerrymandering in 2022.

Ballots due Tuesday night for Spokane County special election

Ballots are due at 8 p.m. Tuesday for Spokane County-area voters being asked primarily to approve or reject tax increases to support schools, libraries and a fire district.

Spokane Public Schools tax asks would continue extracurriculars, fund major projects at 10 schools

Spokane Public Schools is asking voters for a levy and bond on February ballots, as part of a decadeslong cycle to maintain 57 facilities serving more than 29,000 students.

Who is running for McMorris Rodgers’ open seat, and who won’t say

The floodgates have been thrown open following Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers’ surprise announcement that she will not run for re-election this year, with rampant speculation about who might enter the race from the Republican side and whether any Democrat could flip a seat that has eluded the party for three decades.

Cathy McMorris Rodgers won’t seek re-election in 2024

After two decades in Congress, Spokane’s Cathy McMorris Rodgers, who leads the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee, announced Thursday she will not run for re-election.

Great Northern School District seeks $840,000 levy

Great Northern School District is seeking voters’ approval on property tax collections to pay for staff and school equipment for the 40 students in the district.

Spin Control: For good or ill, some bills you heard about aren’t going to become laws

The Legislature will hit the mid-point of its 60-day session Tuesday and while it’s too early to say for sure what it will do, it is possible to point to a few things that it won’t do.

Liberty School District asking voters for operations, capital levies in February election

Like several other school districts in the area, the Liberty School District headquartered in southern Spokane County is asking voters to approve two replacement levies on the February ballot.

Reardan-Edwall school district seeks to renew $6 million levy as alternative to ‘drastic cuts to staff’

Reardan-Edwall schools are seeking renewals of property tax collections that fund staff, extracurriculars and school safety essential to school operations.

Central Valley Schools sends two levies to February ballots

Central Valley School District voters have two big decisions to make in February.

Without a presidential race, this November election has been calm, experts say. But 2024 could be another story

Upticks in misinformation about elections, social media use and turnover in elections offices all pose challenges to the U.S. election system.