Thomas Clouse

Current Position: deputy business editor

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Thomas Clouse

Thomas Clouse joined The Spokesman-Review in 1999. He s currently the deputy editor for the business section. He previously worked as an investigative reporter for the City Desk and covering federal, state and local courts for many years.

Email: tomc@spokesman.com
Phone: (509) 459-5495
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Case of decade-old Spokane killing gets major break as medical examiner rules Kala Williams’ death a homicide

Tue., May 24, 2022

For the past decade, Martine Maggio continually suffers nightmares where her daughter, Kala Williams, is being tortured. Kala screams when she realizes she's about to be killed and that's when Maggio wakes up.

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Bank of Idaho acquiring five HomeStreet branches

UPDATED: Mon., May 16, 2022

Bank of Idaho has announced that it will purchase five branches from HomeStreet Bank, including one in Spokane.

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Hearing examiner mulls approval of Usk crypto mining operation at Ponderay Newsprint Mill

UPDATED: Fri., May 13, 2022

At the end of about five hours of testimony Wednesday, a hearing examiner ended the discussion about permitting what could become the largest crypto-mining operation in the country in Usk with a question: What name do I use?

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Downtown Spokane Partnership names new CEO

UPDATED: Wed., May 11, 2022

The Downtown Spokane Partnership board announced Wednesday that it has selected a Sacramento native as its next CEO to replace former-organization head Mark Richard.

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Storm that produced Spokane-area tornadoes formed quickly

UPDATED: Tue., May 10, 2022

The Friday storm that produced two-very rare Spokane-area tornadoes formed so fast that the twisters were being reported on social media at about the same time weather watchers confirmed them on radar.

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Most stocks of regional interest lose with Wall Street’s plunge

UPDATED: Thu., May 5, 2022

A sharp sell-off left the Dow Jones Industrial Average more than 1,000 points down Thursday, lowering the stock values of most area companies, as worries grow that higher interest rates will slow the economy.

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Avista reports $71.6 million in revenue for first quarter of 2022

UPDATED: Wed., May 4, 2022

Avista Corp. reported Wednesday a net income of $71.6 million for the first quarter of 2022, which is about $2.5 million higher than the net income from a year ago.

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Coeur d’Alene beverage company partners with Keurig Dr Pepper

UPDATED: Mon., May 2, 2022

Coeur d'Alene-based Tractor Beverage Company announced last week that it has signed a long-term sales arrangement with Keurig Dr. Pepper as part of its effort to raise $60 million in growth funding.

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Washington’s Odessa flies the Ukrainian flag to support namesake

Fri., April 8, 2022

ODESSA, Wash. – A lone tumbleweed rumbled across the gravel parking lot Wednesday as a young man driving a red sports car pulled up for fuel at the Cenex.