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Wed., March 29, 2023
Archives | Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Results
Area sports
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Gonzaga adds turf playing surface, padded outfield wall to baseball complex
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Business
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Spokane hosting world junior badminton championship this fall
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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FDA approves first over-the-counter anti-overdose Narcan spray
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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AI leaders urge labs to halt training models more powerful than ChatGPT-4
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Sanders grills former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz in Senate hearing
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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U.S. pending home sales unexpectedly rise to highest since August
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Google expands visibility into who’s behind its ads
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Cartoons
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Joe Heller cartoon
Wed., March 29, 2023
Crime/Public Safety
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Court documents identify man killed in west Spokane apartment shooting
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Meth supplier in Pasco used preschooler to deliver drugs in a Spider-Man backpack
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Woman found dead in Spokane 40 years ago identified through genetic genealogy, but more questions remain
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
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Police: Suspect in fatal Ada County stabbing was avenging mother’s killing in Nampa
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Lori Vallow Daybell appears in Ada County court for first time in last-minute hearing
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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FBI offering $10K for help finding missing Native American man who may have been victim of ‘foul play’
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Firefighters extinguish fully engulfed home in Spokane Valley, man arrested on suspicion of arson
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Washington records
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Latest proposed fix for Washington’s drug possession law aims for compromise between treatment and jail
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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More digital records sought in Moscow murder case
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Education
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WSU athletic director urges Congress to put guardrails on college athletes’ earnings
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
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WSU pediatric residency program launches at Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital
Wed., March 29, 2023
Entertainment
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TV Review: ‘The Big Door Prize’ questions life’s potentials
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
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Movie Review: ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ is an engaging brew but no natural 20
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
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Garth Brooks and Dolly Parton team up for the first time to host ACM Awards
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
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Movie Review: ‘A Thousand and One’ is film worth not just seeing - but celebrating
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
Food
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In the Kitchen With Ricky: Spring is in the air with these carrot cake cookies
Wed., March 29, 2023
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Owners of new restaurant, Zozo’s Sandwich House, adjust to Spokane rush
Wed., March 29, 2023
Gonzaga basketball
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Gonzaga sophomore guard Dominick Harris enters transfer portal
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Guard Malachi Smith ‘grateful’ for Gonzaga’s tournament run to Elite Eight
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Guest Opinion
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Kenji Linane-Booey: Legislature needs to end isolation and restraint in schools
Wed., March 29, 2023
High school sports
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Prep roundup: Shadle Park baseball handles West Valley 12-1
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Letters
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Letters for March 29, 2023
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Local business
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Business beat
UPDATED: Fri., March 31, 2023
Local government
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Katey Treloar announces run to represent south Spokane on City Council
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Military
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Senate votes to repeal decades-old authorizations for Iraq, Gulf wars
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Spokane Vet Center celebrates Vietnam Veterans Day by rehanging dog tags: ‘That brotherhood is everything’
Wed., March 29, 2023
NCAA basketball
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Forward Norchad Omier is the ‘heart and soul’ of Miami’s Final Four team
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Nation
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Biden rejects McCarthy’s call for meeting without a GOP budget
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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In Congress, little urgency to address gun violence with legislation
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Republicans face setbacks in push to tighten voting laws on college campuses
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Kentucky Legislature easily overrides Gov. Beshear’s veto of gender-affirming care ban bill
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Nation/World
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US, Israel clash over policy that sparked democratic protests
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Goodbye Fiona and Ian, hello Farrah and Idris: Hurricane name lists updated
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Gov. DeSantis’ new Reedy Creek board says Disney stripped its power
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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A collection of rare Shakespeare folios is on sale for $10.5 million
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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GOP donors open to other Trump challengers as DeSantis tries to find footing
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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A climate vulnerable nation takes the world to court over emissions
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Biden to push new banking rules after Silicon Valley Bank collapse
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Elián González, elected to office in Cuba, says he wants to help improve relations with US
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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How Ukraine’s battered steel industry galvanized its war effort
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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A rescue dog and goat are best friends. A shelter put them up for adoption as a pair.
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Taiwan’s president heads to U.S., bracing for China’s retaliation
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Mark Hamill, as Luke Skywalker, voices air raid alerts in Ukraine
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
News
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Despite growing support in Congress for a TikTok ban, Hawley fails to force his bill forward
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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To help Earth’s future, people are getting buried like it’s 1860
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
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Sandy Williams honored with posthumous YWCA award: ‘I believe she’s smiling down’
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Other
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Three candidates announce campaigns to represent northwest Spokane on City Council
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Corrections, March 30, 2023
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Adidas gives up attempt to block Black Lives Matter trademark
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Ford’s first electric vehicles for Gulf region coming next year
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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100 years ago in Spokane: A lecture on ‘Americanism’ at city high schools turned out to be the latest attempted KKK infiltration in the area
Wed., March 29, 2023
Outdoors
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Reader photo: Singing amidst the graupel
Wed., March 29, 2023
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Alan Liere’s fishing-hunting report for March 30
Wed., March 29, 2023
Pacific NW
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Legislature weighs bills to allow tolls on new I-5 Bridge
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
Seattle Mariners
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Commentary: Mariners are only team not to make World Series. Does that change this year?
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Three reasons Mariners will win AL West and three reasons they won’t
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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Commentary: Should Mariners brace for sophomore slumps from Julio Rodriguez and George Kirby?
UPDATED: Thu., March 30, 2023
Spokane
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Spokane County buys 103 acres in Dishman Hills for $3.6 million
Wed., March 29, 2023
Sports
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On the air
Wed., March 29, 2023
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On the Air
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
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A Grip on Sports: Let’s march to the end of the month remembering the ups and downs it provided and looking ahead
Wed., March 29, 2023
WSU basketball
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‘I’m focused on being a pro’: Washington State post Mouhamed Gueye has sights on NBA
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
Washington
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North Spokane Corridor funding appears safe in proposed transportation budgets
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023
World
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Pope Francis to stay in hospital with respiratory infection
UPDATED: Wed., March 29, 2023