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Spokane Zephyr snap two-game winning streak in loss to D.C. Power
The Spokesman-Review 22 Mar 2026
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Spokane fighter Kai Stewart defends BKFC featherweight title, wins by unanimous decision
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
Spokane-based fighter Kai Stewart remained unbeaten and retained his Bare Knuckle Fighting ...
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Longtime immigration activist named as Latinos en Spokane interim director
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
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Chuck Norris filmed a movie, ‘The Cutter,’ in Spokane 20 years ago
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
Twenty years ago, action star Chuck Norris filmed a movie in Spokane. A direct-to-video feature late in the legend’s career, 2005’s ‘The Cutter’ was filmed all around Spokane.
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Spokane Velocity achieve third victory in six days
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
The Spokane Velocity scored three first-period goals and prevented a second-half rally in a 3-1 victory against expansion club New York Cosmos at ONE Spokane Stadium on Saturday. Spokane’s third win in six days didn’t come easy - at first.
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Spokane Transit Authority finds no internal deficiencies leading up to double-decker bus crash
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
The Spokane ... After the double-decker bus crashed, the Spokane Transit Authority reviewed the signage and heights of all downtown viaducts and removed these six routes, Cortright noted at the time.
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This day in history: A push to gather support for eventual president Jimmy Carter landed in Spokane
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
The Western states’ campaign coordinator for Jimmy Carter who had emerged as a front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination – arrived in Spokane to drum up support in the state ... in Spokane.
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Last hope lost: Spokane Valley Performing Arts Center responds to city after bond proposal is denied
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
The “last hope” for the Spokane Valley Performing Arts Center was a $28 million dollar bond that the Spokane Valley City Council declined to pursue during a meeting on Tuesday ... The Spokane Valley ...
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Twenty years after his killing, Spokane remembers Otto Zehm’s ‘gentle spirit, kind heart’
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
It’s easy for Dave Turner to remember the day Otto Zehm was killed by Spokane police ... The Spokane County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled Zehm died of lack of oxygen to the brain and ruled the death a homicide.
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With proliferation of websites sharing police body camera footage, Spokane County considers new records fees
The Spokesman-Review 21 Mar 2026
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Spokane Valley denies bond request for Spokane Valley Performing Arts Center
The Spokesman-Review 20 Mar 2026
Spokane Valley city leaders have declined to help the Spokane Valley Performing Arts Center borrow the millions of dollars it needs to complete construction on the proposed theater. The Spokane Valley ...
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Sunnyside Daily Sun
20 Mar 2026
Spokane eyes 2025 budget surplus before facing another potential deficit in 2027
Sunnyside Daily Sun
20 Mar 2026
(The Center Square) - Spokane might end 2025 with a small budget surplus once local officials finalize the city’s books, despite annual sales tax growth falling short of the chief financial officer's projections ....
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