Pakistan army ‘cautiously optimistic’ about US-Iran mediation efforts
Pakistan’s military spokesman warns of ‘powerful spoilers and detractors’ who still believe the conflict serves them.
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At Seattle AI Week, upbeat tech industry outlook is met with protests
Hundreds of people gathered in Seattle this week to discuss the region’s future as a hub for artificial intelligence research and businesses, but disruptions by climate activists underscored the rising ten...
Ridgeline earns program’s first league championship, outlasts Cheney 28-20 | GSL football
Regardless of all of the permutations and different scenarios surrounding the Greater Spokane League’s three bids to the 3A postseason, there was one truth that stood out above all else – whichever team...
Inside WSU TE Trey Leckner’s injury rehab and how he’s made an impact in four games back
The reaggravation amounted to the worst days. Trey Leckner had missed all of spring ball with a foot injury, and as he angled to return as Washington State’s top pass-catching tight end, he had every reaso...
Man resentenced for 1997 murder of 85-year-old Spokane woman
A man who was sentenced 27 years ago to life in prison without parole for the burglary and murder of an 85-year-old Spokane woman was sentenced – for the fourth time – Wednesday to 27 years to life in pr...
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‘Apple-throwing pranksters’ hit wrong car with fruit
A Spokane Valley police sergeant took a bite out of crime Monday night when he caught two “apple-throwing pranksters” hurling fruit at cars, including his own unmarked patrol vehicle, according to a poli...
Coat, rain jacket may be in order for trick-or-treaters this Halloween, forecast indicates
Spokane’s trick-or-treaters will likely have to don a coat with their costumes this year.
Astronaut Scott Kelly encourages Coeur d’Alene students to embrace failure
Hundreds of students cheered at Coeur d’Alene High School on Thursday as astronaut Scott Kelly took the stage.
Classic monsters weigh in on the Lilac City for Greater Spook-ane Inc.’s ‘Quality of Death’ survey
Editor’s note: Greater Spookane Inc.’s first Quality of Death survey – released just in time for Halloween – gauges monster sentiment on the Lilac City. Here, we share some local villains’ ratings.
Israel’s anti-Qatar campaign bleeds into elections
Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesman rejects ‘disinformation’ amid allegations by some Israelis of voting interference.
Texas judge tentatively denies TRO for Chauncey Wiggins; Gonzaga wing remains ineligible before season opener
A judge in McLennan County, Texas, has tentatively denied a temporary restraining order for Chauncey Wiggins and other player plaintiffs seeking a fifth year of eligibility, likely keeping the Gonzaga wing o...
Gonzaga distributes ‘meaningful minutes’ to variety of players during 91-59 exhibition victory
Mark Few would usually zero in on things like field goal percentage, rebounding or turnovers. With NAIA Lewis-Clark State visiting for Wednesday’s exhibition, Gonzaga’s coach was focused on another stati...
Eastern Washington welcomes rival Montana for celebration of over 100 games played on ‘The Inferno’
When Matt Johnson first heard that he would soon be playing football games on a red turf field, he wasn’t so sure.
Dolores Huerta, the fiery and resolute activist who helped launch the nation’s first enduring union for p...
Dolores Huerta, the fiery and resolute activist who helped launch and guide the nation’s first enduring labor union for poor farmworkers and later became an inspiration to women and liberal true believers,...
Gonzaga’s Chauncey Wiggins withdraws from Georgia 5-in-5 lawsuit, will pursue injunction in Texas
Seeking expedited relief in his ongoing eligibility battle, Gonzaga transfer Chauncey Wiggins has withdrawn his name from a 5-in-5 lawsuit in the state of Georgia and will now pursue a legal injunction in Te...
Spokane Chiefs extend historic start to season; veteran Owen Martin taking big step | Chiefs notebook
The Spokane Chiefs have won the Western Hockey League and Memorial Cup twice in their 41-year history. The season before last they reached the WHL championship series. It’s been a successful organization w...
Numerica merging with Oregon-based credit union
In a move that's expected to take some time, officials from Numerica Credit Union announced a merger with another large credit union based in Springfielld, Ore., that would create a local powerhouse of a ban...
Spokane students encourage the community to vote through ‘SNL’ style skits, music and games
Add Spokesman-Review on Google By Megan Howard meganh@spokesman.com(509) 459-5401 Live from Spokane, it’s Wednesday night!
American citizens among 405 voters flagged by Feds, Secretary of State says, as DOJ considers ‘next steps’
OLYMPIA – Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs said Wednesday that his office confirmed American citizens are among the 405 individuals the Department of Justice has accused of illegally voting in sta...
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‘Model public servant’: Longtime Whitman County sheriff Brett Myers dies days after resigning over ‘a...
Whitman County Sheriff Brett Myers, described as a “model public servant” during his 24 years guiding the department, died Tuesday of a “rare, aggressive neurological disease,” according to a stateme...
Washington State University officials announce end of fall Greek life rush as part of first year student in...
Washington State University announced Wednesday the launch of a new initiative intended to ensure new students at the Pullman campus are better connected: with each other, faculty, resources on campus, activ...
Republican Russ Fulcher seeks fifth term representing North Idaho in Congress, facing Democratic and indepe...
COEUR d'ALENE, Idaho – Speaking to supporters in the final stretch of her third campaign against incumbent Rep. Russ Fulcher in Idaho's 1st Congressional District, Democrat Kaylee Peterson knew she had her...
Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run identified as single mother of six and Feast World Kitchen chef
The pedestrian who died in a hit-and-run car crash Monday night was a dedicated single mother to six who couldn’t keep the smile off her face.
Missouri AG warns Lilly to stop requiring data from hospitals seeking 340B drug discounts
A Lilly spokesman said that the data requirement is "necessary to root out the rampant fraud, waste, and abuse that plague the 340B program."