Dear Annie 3/9
Thu., March 9, 2023
Archives | Thursday, March 9, 2023
Results
A&E
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Ask the doctors 3/9
Thu., March 9, 2023
Agriculture
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Bees teach their babies how to dance
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Business
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New HBO Max to offer thousands of extra shows at no added cost
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Companies eye cutting benefits for working parents as recession looms
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Visa, Mastercard pause work on code aimed at tracking gun purchases
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Walmart chips away at Amazon’s lead in a key area: Wealthy online shoppers
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Airlines are struggling with engines just as travel rebounds
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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U.S. jobless claims jump to 211,000, led by New York, California
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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More small rocket companies nab launch pad access in Cape Canaveral
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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GM offers buyouts to accelerate $2 billion cost-cutting plan
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Carmakers can kiss pre-pandemic combustion car sales goodbye
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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U.S. electric cars set record with nearly 300-mile average range
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Cartoons
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Clay Bennett cartoon
Thu., March 9, 2023
Column
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Front Porch: For age, mental math often isn’t accurate
Thu., March 9, 2023
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Sue Lani Madsen: Libraries are supposed to challenge us
Thu., March 9, 2023
Crime/Public Safety
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‘A rising star’: Carpenter Ana Vetter remembered as passionate and hardworking, days after her death at Spokane Tribe Casino construction site
UPDATED: Fri., March 10, 2023
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Republican Legislators say assault weapons ban won’t hold up in court if passed
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Man connected to teen’s shooting death at Spokane house party given credit for time served
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Man killed in boom lift on Fifth Avenue was painting building at construction site, neighbor says
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Washington records
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Spokane Valley buying another $80,000 eye in the sky
Thu., March 9, 2023
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Spokane County to spend up to $200,000 educating voters on sales tax measure that would pay for new jail
Thu., March 9, 2023
Education
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Proposed budget reductions shock Evergreen Public Schools staff
UPDATED: Fri., March 10, 2023
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Spokane Public Schools switches bus provider for 2023-2024 school year
Thu., March 9, 2023
Entertainment
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Stream on Demand: ‘Women Talking’ comes to streaming ahead of Oscar ceremony
Thu., March 9, 2023
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Game On: The game that destroyed my childlike wonder with video games
Thu., March 9, 2023
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Amy Grant has bounced back from her bike injury and returns with an ‘Evening With’ concert
Thu., March 9, 2023
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‘Jersey Boys’ take the stage at Spokane Civic Theatre
Thu., March 9, 2023
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You don’t mess with the Zoltan: Comedian Kaszas comes to the Spokane Comedy Club
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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‘You will be found’: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ brings plenty of emotion to Spokane
UPDATED: Tue., March 14, 2023
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It’s a new era for Max Cavalera’s Soulfly
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Features
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House Call: What to expect with aging and how to feel your best
Thu., March 9, 2023
Gonzaga basketball
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Anything but boring: Biggest plays, performances highlight Gonzaga’s memorable season
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Gonzaga senior Drew Timme one of five finalists for Karl Malone power forward award
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Guest Opinion
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Anessa Rodriguez: Charter school students deserve equal funding
Thu., March 9, 2023
High school sports
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Team Naje: With guidance from former Lewis and Clark High mentors, Smith carves out perfect role at Boise State
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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S-R Showcase: Blake Buchanan’s ‘redemption tour’ ends with Idaho state title, commitment to Virginia
UPDATED: Fri., March 17, 2023
Letters
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Letters for March 9, 2023
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Marijuana
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Bill creating magic mushrooms regulation task forces passes the state Senate
Thu., March 9, 2023
NCAA
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Pac-12 media rights: How sports gambling and the sale of statistics could fuel revenue growth
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
NCAA basketball
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The Athletic names Washington State’s Kamie Ethridge coach of the year
UPDATED: Sat., March 11, 2023
NFL
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QB Geno Smith signing new contract a ‘great, great day’ for Seahawks
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Quarterbacks are already shaping the top of the NFL draft
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Nation
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House Republicans want government credit to take priority if debt limit is breached
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Nation/World
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Prosecutors signal criminal charges for Trump are likely
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Biden fires $6.9 trillion salvo to open budget showdown with GOP
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Israel tensions soar as protests prompt scaling back of US visit
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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300 passengers and crew fall ill on Ruby Princess cruise from Texas
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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The Rockies are brimming with snow. The drought will persist anyway.
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Trump lawyer admits she misrepresented facts in ‘stolen election’ claims
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Biden calls for trillions in tax hikes and new domestic spending
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Fox News anchor Maria Bartiromo is front and center in Dominion’s defamation suit
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Russia shifts tactic with barrage that kills 5 in Ukraine
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell hospitalized after fall in DC hotel
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Urban areas are adding people and gobbling up land in most states
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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$35 for insulin? What to know about Eli Lilly’s price slash for the diabetic medicine
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
News
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Shamerica Nakamura brings community together one high school student at a time
Thu., March 9, 2023
Other
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Briefcase
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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On the Air
UPDATED: Sat., March 11, 2023
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This week’s bestsellers from Publishers Weekly
UPDATED: Fri., March 10, 2023
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100 years ago in Spokane: The KKK was ‘flooding’ Legislators with propaganda, a House member testified across the state
Thu., March 9, 2023
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Gardening: Trees will finally drop last year’s leaves as they prepare to leaf out
Thu., March 9, 2023
Outdoors
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First grizzly bear of spring spotted in Yellowstone National Park
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Spokane Public Library hosts ‘The Return of Salmon to the Spokane River’
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Off the Grid: Terror and other ways to parquet flooring
Thu., March 9, 2023
Pacific NW
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Fentanyl dealer who shot a stranger in Richland sentenced to 12 years in prison
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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He stabbed a man in a Prosser bathroom, then helped take him to a hospital, say police
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Dems call budget ‘roadmap for stronger America’, Republicans say ‘spending binge must stop’
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Man targeted estranged wife at work in fatal Eagle shooting. Coroner identifies both
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Former Idaho Gov. Phil Batt described as mentor and role model during Capitol ceremony
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Weathercatch: The cloud of springtime has returned, and these ones don’t portend gloom
Thu., March 9, 2023
Seattle Mariners
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Larry Stone’s annual Mariners spring training observations: Jarred Kelenic, Julio Rodriguez and the pitch clock
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Spokane
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Spokane-area governments agree to talk homelessness, but strong philosophical differences remain
UPDATED: Fri., March 10, 2023
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Spokane Valley Lions Club seeks new members
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
UW basketball
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Commentary: Costly buyout may be only thing that keeps UW from firing Mike Hopkins
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
WSU basketball
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Washington State likes NIT odds after losing in Pac-12 tournament quarterfinals
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Washington State’s comeback bid falls short as Cougars fall 75-70 to Oregon in Pac-12 Tournament quarterfinals
UPDATED: Sat., March 11, 2023
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Washington State loses to Oregon in Pac-12 Tournament quarterfinals 75-70
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
WSU football
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Washington State linebacker Isaiah Paul to transfer out of program after brief stay
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
Washington
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Councilwoman Betsy Wilkerson running for Spokane City Council President
UPDATED: Thu., March 9, 2023
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Some $300 million could be coming back to Washington after its first pollution auction
Thu., March 9, 2023