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08/23/2025

A North Carolina judge is set to decide on Prisha Mosley's case, which questions the role of healthcare in her regretted transition as a teenager, amid ongoing national discussions.

08/23/2025

Apple production is estimated at 11.5 billion pounds, a 5.7% increase over last season. Pear production is expected to be up 22.4% year-over-year.

08/22/2025

Spokane County confirms a measles case linked to a Kootenai County child, prompting health officials to remind everyone to check their MMR vaccination status. Protect your family.

08/22/2025

In a public records battle, the Sportsmens Alliance Foundation is appealing to the Washington Supreme Court after the Department of Fish and Wildlife withheld documents related to the spring bear hunt.

08/22/2025

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08/22/2025

Sean Feucht's religious rally, originally planned for Cal Anderson Park, is shifting to Gas Works Park due to pushback from the LGBTQ community. The event is on August 30 at 5 p.m.

08/22/2025

Reflecting on Washington's journey, the minimum wage has climbed from just $1 in 1959 to plans for $16.66 by 2025, shaping lives and livelihoods across the state.

08/22/2025

The Phillies dominated the Mariners with an 11-2 win, highlighted by Trea Turner’s five hits and Kyle Schwarber’s record-setting homer, marking a powerful series with 48 hits total.

08/22/2025

The fire Thursday marks the third or fourth time the playground has burned. Last year damage was pegged at $350,000.

08/22/2025

Man received a 90-month prison sentence for trafficking fentanyl, after police found five pounds of pills and a firearm during a routine traffic stop in Oregon.

A Yakima man received a 90-month prison sentence for trafficking fentanyl, after police found five pounds of pills and a firearm during a routine traffic stop in Oregon.

08/22/2025

The U.S. government sued California to stop it from enforcing stringent emission standards for heavy-duty trucks that President Trump recently declared void.

08/21/2025

A recent Spokane investigation looks into police conduct during a June protest, where tensions peaked as officers clashed with demonstrators trying to block federal agents.