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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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News >  Home and garden

Father’s Day Gifts for the dad who really likes to clean

Some dads are into sports, and others are into cooking, and buying a Father’s Day gift for them is pretty easy – tickets to see his favorite team, infused salts in curious flavors, a large shipment of meat. But what if your dad is really into … cleaning? (It happens.) How does one shop for the dad who is fastidious about his shoes, who is the designated household dish-doer, who won’t let anyone else touch his laundry, who loves a clean countertop, who lives to power wash?
News >  Home and garden

Ask the Builder: Maintenance-free decks? Yeah, right!

I gave my electric pressure washer a vigorous workout this weekend. I cleaned 1,100 square feet of composite decking, 100 feet of guardrails, and a 16-foot long staircase. The project spanned two days. The decking I cleaned was marketed years ago as being maintenance-free. Bah humbug!
News >  Idaho

Lapwai teacher: Love just as important as learning

LAPWAI, Idaho – Master teacher Carleen Baldwin had this piece of wisdom to share about how to be a good teacher: “Sometimes it’s not about what you are going to teach them. Sometimes you’ve just got to hold them and let them know they are loved.”
News >  Military

‘It’s dangerous right now’: Roughly 100 turn out to Spokane VA Medical Center to support VA workers, veterans amid planned cuts to federal agency

Holding signs that read, “Hands off vets care” and “Impeach Trump, deport Elon,” about 100 people stood Friday afternoon on the sidewalks outside Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center to rally against the planned elimination of more than 80,000 jobs at the Department of Veterans Affairs. The cuts are part of President Donald Trump’s administration’s efforts to reduce federal spending.
News >  Washington

Calls to change state law grow amid hunt for dad suspected of killing daughters

The deaths of three young girls police believe were killed by their father have left communities throughout Washington grief-stricken and shaken. Now, calls for reforms to state law and the judicial system are starting to crescendo. Helping to lead the chorus is state Rep. Travis Couture, an Allyn Republican who believes the three sisters would still be alive if the court had barred the father ...
News >  Washington

Eastern WA sex trafficking sting shuts down 2 massage parlors 50 miles apart

Kennewick and Othello police and federal agents shut down two massage parlors, found three women believed to have been sex trafficked and arrested the business owner in a sting this week. The two agencies teamed up Thursday to serve search warrants on suspected illicit massage parlors allegedly owned by Liping Su, Othello police announced in a Facebook post. Su, 64, was booked into the Adams ...