Plus, a contract for police phone-hacking software will be an extra $45k, the county is facing a $30 million budget deficit and chronic nuisance properties better buckle up.
Cutting demolition fees, emergency renter protections and putting state funds and donations in the hands of the people ...
Editor's note: Kara Odegard, who is quoted in this story and provided a courtesy photo, is a board member of the Spokane Workers Cooperative, of which RANGE is a business member. Per our policies on ...
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We reported directly outside of the 2026 Spokane GOP convention because we didn’t want to pay $100
It created a sneaking suspicion that, perhaps, this party did not love practitioners of the craft of journalism as deeply as I did. In prior years, journalists just walked in, flashed a press pass ...
Megan Burbank is a writer and editor based in Seattle. She’s contributed to The New Republic, Slate, The Nation, The Wall ...
As the Yakima Valley sees a dramatic surge in immigration arrests, the state law meant to hold ICE officers accountable puts ...
On this week’s episode, Val Osier interviewed Daniel Walters about his recent stories from the 2026 Spokane GOP convention. They talked about what happened at the convention, Daniel’s experiences ...
The report that declares the Spokane arson suspect as legally competent also documents violent ideation, mental health ...
On this week’s episode, we’re bringing you a pre-recorded interview between RANGE reporter Aaron Hedge and Brittany Anderson, a local activist who’s calling for governmental transparency about ...
After almost three years of legal battles, the city of Spokane Valley struck a deal: the council agreed on Tuesday night to pay over $3 million to settle a lawsuit brought by Sakeleanna Adame, whose ...
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