More sponsored stories:
Archives | Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2018
Other
- Area Sports Menu for Wednesday, February 28
- On the air
- Sounders sign South Korean defender Kim Kee-hee
- Grip on Sports: There’s so much happening in the world of sports, we need to stay positive or we may get kicked out
- Editorial: Veto the Legislature’s secrecy bill
- Dear Annie: Adult daughter a financial burden
- Ask the doctors: Any potential long-term risks of cellphone use remain unknown
Business
- Trump reaches deal with Boeing on new presidential planes
- Around the Corner
- Walmart launching new clothing brands, joining Target, Amazon
- Treasury yields rise, stocks slide following Fed testimony
- U.S. home prices jump in 2017 at fastest pace in 3
- Less is more as companies explore shopping by voice
- FedEx bucks corporate trend, sticks with NRA
- Challenge to Murdoch: U.S. giant Comcast also bids for Sky
- Ford and Miami to form test bed for self-driving cars
- Dice Throne creators look to build on board game’s success
High school sports
- State basketball preview: Eastern Washington well represented at state tourneys
- Idaho state boys preview: Post Falls leads six North Idaho teams to state
- State 2B preview: Davenport girls return with chance to defend state title
- State 1B preview: Top-seeded Colton girls take shot at ninth title in 10 years
Nation
- Ex-state senator wins GOP primary in race for US House
- Delta tax break at stake in spat with Georgia GOP over NRA
- Trump campaign chief lends name to penny stock tied to felon
- Shooting survivor’s father admits email changes in CNN spat
- Top intel official: U.S. must do more to stop Russian meddling
- Judge sides with Trump on challenge to Mexico border wall
- Kushner security status reduced, cutting access to secrets
- GOP leaders move slowly on tighter gun laws
- U.S. cuts aid to Cambodia, citing ‘anti-democratic’ actions
- Sen. Corker won’t seek re-election after all
- U.S. general: Russia is both ‘arsonist and fireman’ in Syria
- Sessions: Justice Dept can ban bump stocks with regulation
- Trump names campaign manager for re-election bid
- High court nixes periodic hearings for detained immigrants
- Florida House debates school safety bill
- Striking West Virginia teachers to return to class Thursday
- Study: U.S. inequality persists 50 years after landmark report
- Hope Hicks declines to answer some questions in Russia probe
- Powell’s bullish outlook on U.S. economy rattles markets
Pacific NW
- Oregon seeks to protect state election system from Russia
- Oregon pollution plan moves forward
- Relentless winter brings state of emergency to Montana reservations
- Oregon youth softball program to raffle AR-15-style gun
- Billings police double evidence staff following drug theft
- Oregon state representative’s call questioned women in leadership
- Feds provide $7.5 million to Montana through coal program
- Wyoming state House advances Yellowstone fee proposal
- Montana teen pleads not guilty to bringing gun to school
- Key Oregon standoff figure sentenced to 3 years in prison
- U.S. considers protected status for wild spring Chinook
- Group sues Montana judge for asking for immigrant’s arrest
- Oregon senator wants making threats against schools a felony
Spokane
- Walkouts honoring slain students prompt differing responses in Spokane, Coeur d’Alene
- Washington Voting Rights Act passes Legislature
- Coeur d’Alene police officer shot Tuesday night; suspect killed
- Spokane police officer says she has been shunned after accusing senior officer of sexual assault
- New for Bloomsday this year: Snapchat filters
- EWU students to hold rally in response to racist flyers
- Youth Spotlight: Ferris student set to pursue medical career
- WSU taking steps to prevent window falls
- Overdose deaths decline in Washington
- 100 years ago today in Spokane: Montana train crash kills conductor and injures four Spokane men
WA Government
- Residents to Inslee: Veto Legislature’s Public Records exemptions
- Bump stock ban passes, ‘tactical’ rifle restrictions considered
- Washington Legislature passes net-neutrality bill
- FACT CHECK: Lawmakers off mark on public records facts
- Are lawmakers right that their special Public Records law is more transparent?
Washington
- Seattle woman sues Delta, says she was groped on flight
- Parents spooked by abuse in youth sports set more limits
- King County drops 1,500 misdemeanors due to staff shortage
- Backcountry skier rescued in Mount Baker wilderness
- Pasco seed company fined $20K for pesticide waste spread
- Developers end effort for oil terminal along Columbia River
- Washington 6th, Idaho 12th in U.S. News ‘best states’ ranking
World
- U.N. experts: North Korea sent banned chemical items to Syria
- Venezuelan politician to challenge President Maduro
- U.N. humanitarian chief calls Yemen conditions ‘catastrophic’
- Xi term limit proposal sparks rare public dissent in China
- Czechs release Syrian Kurdish politician, angering Turkey
- Papua New Guinea quake killed at least 15, governor says
- Arctic snap claims lives in Europe, but also brings beauty
Blogs
Photos: First Huichica festival offers camping, music, food and drink
We felt lucky to attend the first Huichica Festival in the rolling hills of the Palouse near Waitsburg. The setting couldn't have been more beautiful.Some big-name acts -- including Yo ...
2010 Hyundai Palisade: All-new three-row crossover does right by American families
When Kia debuted its Telluride crossover last spring, you knew that a Hyundai version would be along shortly. Now, it’s here. Hyundai’s midsize, three-row Palisade arrived in showrooms this summer. ...
Iceland is not just one big rock
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — The terrain in Iceland is so rough that astronaut Neil Armstrong and others trained here in preparations for landing on the moon. The landscape on the 30-mile ...
For those watching out for Santa, NORAD knows where he is
Click on the square in the upper left corner to make the map full screen. (Editor's note: Some web browsers, particularly Microsoft Internet Explorer, don't like the embedded app above. ...