Archives | August 2, 2026
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Business
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‘Buy now, refinance later,’ they said. Mortgage rates say otherwise
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U.S. refiners see billions in profits from global fuel crunch
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Motley Fool: Passive income from burgers
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California farmworkers report effects of ICE enforcement: Less shopping, medical help
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More Americans are buying groceries on credit. Here’s why that’s a problem
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Kids these days? Spokane economists, professionals weigh in on changes in the world of work
Crime/Public Safety
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Not just shelter: Where to get free childcare, meals, showers and more as wildfires ravage Spokane
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Depending on your perspective, Spokane’s worst fire happened Saturday
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Wildfire leaves Northwest Spokane in a ‘war zone’
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Four-legged family members among those using Spokane fire resources
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‘Our city just comes together’: Community provides free meals in the wake of Spokane-area fires
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Autumn Lane fire grows to 3,300 acres
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How to help: City of Spokane creates portal to organize donations for wildfire recovery
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‘Just smoke and ash and fire’: Crews make progress battling Fairview fire near Mead
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Historic South Hill home heavily damaged by fire
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‘The top fire in our nation’: Old Trails destroys 640 structures as ‘potential for lives to be lost’ remains
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Entertainment events, concerts canceled across Spokane as wildfires rage
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Washington has already surpassed wildfires burned last year, and it’s only the beginning of August
Spokane
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‘It really is that bad’: Spokane Convention Center shelter becomes oasis for fire evacuees
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75 years ago, the IRS auctioned off the home of Spokane’s most notorious resident
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Truth tester: Many claims in Eastern Washington’s congressional election are misleading
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This day in history: Hydroplaning national champion crowned on the Columbia River