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Campbell's Snacks Struggle, Dividend Shines | Spokane News
Campbell’s stock hit a 23-year low after missing targets and slashing future forecasts, dragged down by sluggish salty snack sales that show no …
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Used Car Prices Skyrocketed Since 2012 | Spokane News
Used car prices have skyrocketed since 2012, making budget-friendly options older, higher-mileage, and more expensive to maintain. With fewer ne…
1 day, 11 hours ago
Firefighters and Survivors Reunite | Spokane News
After the Old Trails fire razed over 800 homes in Spokane — the deadliest wildfire in Washington history — a small neighborhood of 20 homes stoo…
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Write-In Candidate Makes Ballot | Spokane News
Rachelle Miller, a write-in independent candidate, stunned Spokane County voters by barely clearing the 1% threshold with 1,083 votes to make th…
1 day, 11 hours ago
Campbell's Snacks Struggle, Dividend Shines | Spokane News
Campbell’s stock hit a 23-year low after missing targets and slashing future forecasts, dragged down by sluggish salty snack sales that show no …
1 day, 11 hours ago
Tracking Monarchs with Solar Tech | Spokane News
Scientists are revolutionizing butterfly conservation with solar-powered trackers, revealing real-time migration paths of western monarchs like …
1 day, 11 hours ago
Hidden Histories and Bold New Voices | Spokane News
Shannon St. Hilaire’s gripping new book, “The Hanford Necklace,” drops October 6th, plunging readers into the secret, shadowy world of WWII’s at…
1 day, 11 hours ago
Spokane's 7-Eleven and the Homeless Crisis | Spokane News
Spokane’s 7-Eleven is caught in a cycle of drugs, loitering, and homelessness — again. After a second chronic nuisance order, the store’s manage…
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Robinne Lee’s New Novel Crashes Into Reality | Spokane News
Robinne Lee’s new novel, “Crash Into Me,” is a bold evolution from her breakout hit “The Idea of You,” diving into fashion, film, and complex th…
1 day, 12 hours ago
Sewage, Scandal, and Spokane Politics | Spokane News
In 1976, Spokane River homeowners sued the city and a engineering firm over a massive, intentional sewage dump—160 million gallons dumped to byp…
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