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TODAY'S HEADLINES


EAST VALLEY TEEN IS THE FIRST WASHINGTON TRANSGENDER ATHLETE TO WIN A STATE HIGH
SCHOOL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP. BUT CONTROVERSY FOLLOWED

1 a.m.

Verónica Garcia did not hear the boos when the race started last weekend.
Local government


BLOWBACK TO HALF-FORMED HOMELESS PROJECT IN SPOKANE PORTENDS MURKY PATH TO A
PLAN

12 a.m.

WA Government


HOW COULD TRUMP’S CONVICTION PLAY INTO RACES IN WASHINGTON?

1 a.m.

Health


SCIENCE ALONE CAN’T SOLVE FAIRNESS DEBATE ON TRANSGENDER ATHLETES, SAYS EXPERT
ENDOCRINOLOGIST AND UW PROFESSOR

3 a.m.

Column


SPIN CONTROL: WHAT’S IN A NAME? A STATUTE IF ONE CANDIDATE’S IS TOO CLOSE TO
ANOTHER’S

12 a.m.


SPIN CONTROL: WHAT’S IN A NAME? A STATUTE IF ONE CANDIDATE’S IS TOO CLOSE TO
ANOTHER’S

12 a.m.


MANITO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CELEBRATES 100 YEARS

12 a.m.


‘A LEGACY OF HOPE AND HEALING’: FIVE GRADUATE SPOKANE COUNTY DRUG COURT

2 a.m.


SUSPENDED IDAHO WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL COACH RESIGNS


IDAHO’S DEADLINE PASSES TO PURCHASE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX


SPOKANE UNDERCOVER DETECTIVES CLEARED BY PROSECUTOR IN MORAN PRARIE SHOOTING
THAT INJURED ONE


OCCUPANTS OF CRASHED CAR ABANDON VEHICLE ON EASTBOUND I-90, CAUSING MAJOR
TRAFFIC BACKUP

Read all of today’s stories



Local government


BLOWBACK TO HALF-FORMED HOMELESS PROJECT IN SPOKANE PORTENDS MURKY PATH TO A
PLAN

12 a.m.

WA Government


HOW COULD TRUMP’S CONVICTION PLAY INTO RACES IN WASHINGTON?

1 a.m.

Health


SCIENCE ALONE CAN’T SOLVE FAIRNESS DEBATE ON TRANSGENDER ATHLETES, SAYS EXPERT
ENDOCRINOLOGIST AND UW PROFESSOR

3 a.m.





BUSINESS


DELTA CEO SEES ENGINE REPAIR DELAYS AS MAJOR INDUSTRY CONSTRAINT


 * WALL STREET TESTS MARKET FALLOUT OF A TRUMP-BIDEN REMATCH


 * LOS ANGELES LOSES GROUND TO RIVALS IN FILM AND TV EMPLOYMENT BUT REMAINS THE
   BIGGEST PLAYER


 * AUTO PARTS SUPPLIERS FEAR A CRASH WITH SHIFT TO EVS


SPORTS


Q&A WITH WSU INTERIM AD ANNE MCCOY: PERMANENT AD CANDIDATES, FOOTBALL TV DEALS
AND HOUSE VS. NCAA


 * 'IT'S A CIRCUS FOR GOOD REASONS': CENTRAL VALLEY STAR LEXIE HULL ADJUSTS TO
   NEW ROLE AS SPOTLIGHT SHINES ON INDIANA FEVER


 * CLARKSTON NATIVE JOEL DAHMEN RALLIES FOR 1-UNDER 69, SHARES FIFTH ENTERING
   FINAL ROUND


 * SPOKANE VELOCITY EAGER FOR TEST IN FRIENDLY WITH CHIVAS DE GUADALAJARA U23

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 * WSU Football
 * Gonzaga Basketball
 * Gonzaga Women's Basketball


PACIFIC NORTHWEST


DEATH SENTENCE FOR CHAD DAYBELL: JURY CONDEMNS IDAHO MAN FOR ‘ESPECIALLY
HEINOUS’ MURDERS


 * MONTANA JEWELER IN SPOKANE FOR LARGEST ARTFEST SINCE THE PANDEMIC


 * ‘GREATER IDAHO’ MEASURE PASSES IN 13TH OREGON COUNTY


 * BOAT-STRIKE LIKELY KILLED HUMPBACK WHALE THAT WASHED ASHORE NEAR MANZANITA

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 * Washington
 * Idaho


SPONSORED


‘LUXURY CRUISE SHIP’ SPOTTED ON SPOKANE’S SOUTH HILL


 * PROVIDENCE SACRED HEART CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL: 20 YEARS OF CARING


 * TRAVELING THE "THE ROAD TO 10G" IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST


 * 5 GOOD QUESTIONS TO ASK ABOUT MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLANS


MORNING REVIEW PODCAST

The Morning Review podcast is your first look at the headlines in today’s paper.
All the news, weather and sports you need to start your day.

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PHOTO GALLERIES

The Spokesman-Review's award-winning photojournalists have been covering the
Inland Northwest since 1894.

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 * STUDENTS PAINT IMAGES ON SCC CAMPUS INSPIRED BY HISTORICAL FIGURES COMMUNITY
   WORK


 * NORTHWEST PASSAGES: CRAIG JOHNSON


 * 86TH ANNUAL LILAC FESTIVAL ARMED FORCES TORCHLIGHT PARADE


 * NAVY WEEK AT ST. ALOYSIUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL


 * HARRINGTON HAIRDRESSER CONTINUES HER FATHER'S LEGACY IN THE STUDEBAKER
   GARAGE, ANNUAL CAR SHOW SATURDAY


 * NORTHERN LIGHTS


 * INLAND EMPIRE FIRE LIFE SAFETY EDUCATORS EVENT


NATION/WORLD


DEMOCRATS PUSH BIDEN TO MAKE TRUMP’S FELONIES A TOP 2024 ISSUE


 * WORLD LEADERS URGE ISRAEL, HAMAS TO AGREE TO NEW CEASE-FIRE PLAN


 * DEATH SENTENCE FOR CHAD DAYBELL: JURY CONDEMNS IDAHO MAN FOR ‘ESPECIALLY
   HEINOUS’ MURDERS


 * RUSSIAN BARRAGE HITS UKRAINE IN NEW ATTACK ON ENERGY SYSTEM

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 * Nation
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EDUCATION


SUSPENDED IDAHO WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL COACH RESIGNS


 * IDAHO'S DEADLINE PASSES TO PURCHASE UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX


 * EAST VALLEY TEEN IS THE FIRST WASHINGTON TRANSGENDER ATHLETE TO WIN A STATE
   HIGH SCHOOL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP. BUT CONTROVERSY FOLLOWED


 * MOSES LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT TO CUT 85 MORE STAFF DURING BUDGET CRISIS


A&E


LUCASFILM HEAD KATHLEEN KENNEDY SAYS WOMEN IN ‘STAR WARS’ ‘STRUGGLE’ DUE TO
‘MALE DOMINATED’ FANDOM


 * JEREMY RENNER JOINS ‘KNIVES OUT 3’ IN FIRST FILM SINCE NEAR-FATAL ACCIDENT


 * HEALING LODGE OF THE SEVEN NATIONS PROVIDES HOPE THROUGH MUSIC


 * CALL IT 'MCSTREAMY': AFTER 20 SEASONS, 'GREY'S ANATOMY' IS A HIT ON NETFLIX
   AND HULU

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 * Stage
 * Music
 * Books




LOCAL GOVERNMENT


BLOWBACK TO HALF-FORMED HOMELESS PROJECT IN SPOKANE PORTENDS MURKY PATH TO A
PLAN

12 a.m.


 * SPIN CONTROL: WHAT'S IN A NAME? A STATUTE IF ONE CANDIDATE'S IS TOO CLOSE TO
   ANOTHER'S


 * SPOKANE'S FIRST (HOPEFULLY) ANNUAL PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT OPEN TO ALL PLAYERS:
   'IT'S PRETTY SPECIAL TO BE HERE'


 * 'YOU ARE IN FOR A TREAT': SPOKANE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UNVEILS NEWLY
   CONSTRUCTED CONCOURSE


2024 ELECTION


HOW COULD TRUMP’S CONVICTION PLAY INTO RACES IN WASHINGTON?

1 a.m.


 * POLITICAL STUNT OR NEEDED PERSPECTIVE? CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES TRAVEL TO
   BORDER, UKRAINE


 * WASHINGTON STATE GOP CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONGRESSIONAL HOPEFULS SUGGEST PARTY
   MAY HAVE HELPED CANDIDATES CIRCUMVENT ELECTION LAW


 * CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE MICHAEL BAUMGARTNER FILMS IMPROMPTU CAMPAIGN AD AT
   SCENE OF SUSPECTED MURDER IN SPOKANE


TRANSPORTATION


‘YOU ARE IN FOR A TREAT’: SPOKANE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT UNVEILS NEWLY
CONSTRUCTED CONCOURSE


 * WSP TROOPER SUFFERS MEDICAL EMERGENCY ON INTERSTATE 90, COLLIDES WITH ANOTHER
   VEHICLE


 * GETTING THERE: PINES AND MISSION INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS MOVING AHEAD
   SWIMMINGLY


 * SPOKANE PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO REDUCE MIDDLE SCHOOL WALK RADIUS, EXPANDING
   ELIGIBILITY FOR RIDERSHIP


OUTDOORS


OUT-OF-STATERS FLOCKED TO WASHINGTON TO CHASE TURKEYS


 * NORTHWEST SKI MOUNTAINEERS TACKLE NEW MOUNT BAKER GLACIER RACE


 * FIELD REPORTS: GRIZZLY BEAR SPOTTED NORTH OF SALMON


 * AMMI MIDSTOKKE: 24 HOURS OF RIVERSIDE WITH RIDE OR DIE FRIENDS




LIFE


SRAVASTI ABBEY NUNS HOPE TO BRING A LITTLE HARMONY IN WEEKLY WORKSHOPS

12 a.m.


 * WORLD-TOURING DAVE FULTON REVISITS SPOKANE IN TIME FOR EXPO '74 CELEBRATION


 * SPOKANE PRIDE SPREADS LOVE AT LAKE COEUR D’ALENE WITH PRIDE CRUISE


 * GREAT STARTUP BAKEOFF OFFERS STUDENTS A CHANCE TO FLAUNT THEIR BAKING,
   ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS; PLUS THE PUBLIC GETS A TASTY BENEFIT


PUBLIC SAFETY


‘A LEGACY OF HOPE AND HEALING’: FIVE GRADUATE SPOKANE COUNTY DRUG COURT

2 a.m.


 * SPOKANE UNDERCOVER DETECTIVES CLEARED BY PROSECUTOR IN MORAN PRARIE SHOOTING
   THAT INJURED ONE


 * OCCUPANTS OF CRASHED CAR ABANDON VEHICLE ON EASTBOUND I-90, CAUSING MAJOR
   TRAFFIC BACKUP


 * TEEN TIED TO DOWNTOWN 7-ELEVEN SHOOTING NOW ACCUSED IN UNPROVOKED ASSAULT OF
   83-YEAR-OLD MAN DOWNTOWN




COLUMNISTS


SPIN CONTROL: WHAT’S IN A NAME? A STATUTE IF ONE CANDIDATE’S IS TOO CLOSE TO
ANOTHER’S

12 a.m.


 * NEW:  50 YEARS AGO IN EXPO HISTORY: ARKANSAS, NEW JERSEY, MISSOURI, NEW
   HAMPSHIRE, MOSCOW? GOVERNORS AND A SOVIET TOURISM OFFICIAL HAD THEIR DAY AT
   THE FAIR


 * 50 YEARS AGO IN EXPO HISTORY: A NEW PERFORMANCE LINEUP WAS TAKING SHAPE, ON
   TOP OF AN ALREADY STAR-STUDDED ROSTER


 * FRONT PORCH: ACKNOWLEDGING FEELINGS OF ANXIETY FIRST STEP TO DEALING WITH IT


LONG READS


 * FAILING OUR TROUBLED TEENS: AS WASHINGTON’S SHORTAGE OF INPATIENT DRUG BEDS
   PERSISTS, ONE FAMILY SUES THE FACILITY THEY HOPED WOULD HELP THEIR DAUGHTER


 * POMEROY SCHOOL DISTRICT HASN’T HAD A MUSIC TEACHER FOR NEARLY FOUR YEARS


DEEP DIVES


 * BUGS IN THE SYSTEM: HOW A BUNGLED SOFTWARE ROLLOUT IS ENDANGERING INLAND
   NORTHWEST VETERANS


 * UKRAINE HITS HOME: A YEAR OF FEAR AND LONGING FOR SPOKANE’S UKRAINIAN
   COMMUNITY


PUZZLES AND GAMES

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CLASSIFIEDS

 * GREEN CUTS
   
   Pruning, fertilizer, and clean-up. Contact Ed 509-218-2884

 * 15th Annual Upscale Sale
   
   15th Annual Upscale Sale by the Spokane Symphony Associates (to benefit the
   Spokane Symphony) New Location: 9120 N. Division, Spokane …

 * SPRING CLEANUP!
   
   Weeding, Trim, Rock/Bark/Lndscp. Free Est. Call Tony 509-217-0594

 * Golden retriever
   
   8 weeks golden retriever puppies ready go new home. First shot already.
   Health playful, good with other dogs and cats. …

 * 10917 East 26th
   
   Vintage, Victorian Chair with footstool, nice costume jewelry, yard decor,
   Crystal, microwave, floor lamps, and MUCH MORE! Friday & Saturday …

 * labrador
   
   Beautiful, affectionate puppies raised in my home. Parents DNA tested, health
   guaranteed. Up to date on vaccinations and worming, microchip. …

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