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Some are asking for a boycott of Russian-made products, like vodka, as show of solidarity with Ukraine

UPDATED: Tue., March 1, 2022

A bottle-shaped symbol of Ukrainian support has emerged in multiple states: vodka.

News > Washington

Bloomsday set to happen in person, with new app and other features kicking off 46th annual race

UPDATED: Wed., Feb. 23, 2022

Bloomsday will happen in-person on May 1 for the first time since 2019, with runners following the traditional 12-kilometer path that attracts thousands of competitors every year.

News > Weather

Temperatures expected to dip into single-digits this week in Spokane

UPDATED: Sun., Feb. 20, 2022

Temperatures will plummet this week in the Spokane area, according to National Weather Service.

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Police reform advocates gather in downtown Spokane to protest policing legislation

UPDATED: Sun., Feb. 20, 2022

The names of only some of the people killed by police in Washington rang out in Riverfront Park as about 150 people gathered to protest recent legislative action they say would roll back some of the police reform bills passed in 2021.

News > Pacific NW

Local teen sees immense popularity streaming on YouTube as Ghoulz: ‘It’s forced me to grow up pretty quick’

Sun., Feb. 20, 2022

The world of video editing and filming always fascinated local 17-year-old Lucas Desgrosellier.

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Suspect in Post Falls domestic violence shooting identified

UPDATED: Mon., Feb. 14, 2022

Post Falls police have identified the man they say fatally shot one man and wounded a woman Friday night before he shot himself in the head, the department said in a news release.

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Man who escaped from minimum-security Coyote Ridge Corrections Center arrested in Spokane

UPDATED: Wed., Feb. 16, 2022

Spokane police arrested an inmate who escaped early Monday from a minimum-security corrections center in Eastern Washington, the police department said.

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Looking for love during lockdown: College students on how COVID-19 upended dating

Mon., Feb. 14, 2022

Online dating sites and at-home first dates seemed to serve as the only options when the pandemic upended life as we knew it, especially for college students focused on starting their lives and building new careers.

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‘I think it’s amazing’: Cooper Kupp fans celebrate Super Bowl at downtown Spokane bar

UPDATED: Sun., Feb. 13, 2022

The EWU Alumni Association reserved about 50 tables at nYne on Sprague Avenue for current students, Cooper Kupp fans and alumni to enjoy an afternoon of family-friendly fun, said Kelsey Hatch-Brecek, EWU's alumni relations director.

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