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Spokesman-Review publishes book of record for 2026 Spokane Complex fires and recovery
5+ hour, 27+ min ago (236+ words) The Spokesman-Review “Smoke, Ash and Fire: Spokane’s story of loss, courage and recovery from the devastating fires of 2026” is a tribute to the city. “This book not only marks an important part of Spokane’s history, but it highlights the resilience…...
‘We’re fighting for our American right to justice’: 9/11 families win day in court
6+ hour, 7+ min ago (775+ words) For the first time in history, a sovereign nation is going before a U.S. Court of Appeals panel to answer why terrorists on a “martyrdom mission” were allegedly supported in a mass murder 25 years ago. Saudi Arabia is that country, and…...
Money can cause family strife. That's why parents must talk about it
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (819+ words) An estimated $124 trillion in assets will transfer from older generations to younger heirs over the next couple of decades, but that windfall may create a storm of problems, according to new research. A third of adult children believe inheritance is…...
Front page for Sept. 13, 26 | Spokesman-Review
3+ hour, 47+ min ago (23+ words) Features Front Page for Sept. 13, 2026 The Spokesman-Review Page designer: Kimberly Lusk Other Section Fronts From Today's Paper Past Pages from Features...
This day in history: Spokanites wanted air conditioning at Coliseum. Wife called on cops to stop flow of liquor to her husband
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (357+ words) From 1976: The Spokane Coliseum was showing its age after 22 years, and one particular improvement was at the top of the list: air conditioning. “For those who have sweltered through a capacity-crowd Coliseum concert on a warm evening, air conditioning would…...
Ranchers’ loyalty to Trump wavers as some bristle over beef imports
8+ hour, 7+ min ago (809+ words) Barry McCoy, owner of the Montana Livestock Auction in Ramsay, Mont., is frustrated by President Donald Trump allowing more beef imports to be sold in the United States. (Holly Pickett/For / Washington Post) RAMSAY, Mont. – Rancher Barry McCoy has watched…...
Washington State at Kansas State (Sept. 12, 2026)
11+ hour, 21+ min ago (633+ words) Kansas State Wildcats band members wait to take the filed before the first half of a college football game against the Washington State Cougars on Saturday, Sep 12, 2026, at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan Kan. Kansas State Wildcats offensive lineman…...
Spin Control: Trump's $5,000 payout if GOP stays in power? Don't spend it yet
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (580+ words) When President Donald Trump offered to send a $5,000 dividend to all adult Americans last week if Republicans keep control of Congress, I didn’t open my calculator app to start reworking my budget. Promises of government largesse tend to sound great…...
Judge rules White House plan to halve FEMA workforce violates law
9+ hour, 9+ min ago (506+ words) A U.S. judge has ruled that the Trump administration broke the law by ordering the Federal Emergency Management Agency to cut its workforce in half. U.S. District Judge Susan Illston in San Francisco in a decision issued late Friday said the U.S. Department…...
U.S. Senate negotiators consider requiring AI firms to mitigate known major risks
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (477+ words) WASHINGTON – U.S. Senate negotiators are debating legislation that would put responsibility on tech companies to design safe AI products, according to two Senate aides, and involve federal courts if the U.S. government wants to block their release, according to a…...