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TODAY'S HEADLINES


TRUMP CONVICTED ON 34 COUNTS TO BECOME AMERICA’S FIRST FELON EX-PRESIDENT

Updated 28 minutes ago

Donald Trump was convicted Thursday of falsifying records to cover up a sex
scandal that threatened to derail his 2016 presidential campaign, capping an
extraordinary trial that tested the resilience of the U.S. justice system and
transformed the former commander in chief into a felon.
Crime/Public Safety


83-YEAR-OLD WITH DEMENTIA REPORTED MISSING

Updated 2:49 p.m.

Food


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

Updated 42 minutes ago

Local government


DEVELOPER SUES SPOKANE VALLEY OVER DELAYS, REQUIREMENTS IN PROPOSED PAINTED
HILLS DEVELOPMENT

WA Government


AS INSURANCE RATES SPIKE, COMPANIES WILL SOON BE REQUIRED TO EXPLAIN RATE HIKES
TO POLICYHOLDERS


AS INSURANCE RATES SPIKE, COMPANIES WILL SOON BE REQUIRED TO EXPLAIN RATE HIKES
TO POLICYHOLDERS


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


OUT-OF-STATE ABORTIONS HAVE INCREASED BY 50% IN WASHINGTON POST-DOBBS, UW STUDY
FINDS


‘STUDENT BECOMING THE MASTER’: DISNEY+ DARTH VADER ACTOR DMITRIOUS BISTREVSKY,
OF SPOKANE, VISITS HOMETOWN FOR LILAC CITY COMICON

Updated 3:54 p.m.


BOY, 13, ARRESTED IN LAST MONTH’S NORTH SPOKANE APARTMENT SHOOTING


NEW ARSON DOG BRINGS EXPERTISE TO SPOKANE COUNTY FIRE INVESTIGATIONS


71-YEAR-OLD CONVICTED RAPIST TRIES TO LURE GIRL INTO VAN WITH PET BIRD, POLICE
SAY

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Crime/Public Safety


83-YEAR-OLD WITH DEMENTIA REPORTED MISSING

Updated 2:49 p.m.

Food


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

Updated 42 minutes ago

Local government


DEVELOPER SUES SPOKANE VALLEY OVER DELAYS, REQUIREMENTS IN PROPOSED PAINTED
HILLS DEVELOPMENT


YESTERDAY'S TOP STORIES

 1. VA has approved 1 million claims under landmark toxic exposure law, but more
    veterans and survivors are eligible
 2. Gonzaga in pursuit of 7-foot Senegalese prospect Ismaila Diagne
 3. How an 'unbelievable' $55 million gift brought Gonzaga's Myrtle Woldson
    Performing Arts Center to life
 4. Dave Boling: Remember Bill Walton as one of basketball's great poets, on and
    off the court
 5. Former Lakeland High standout Noah Haaland joining Gonzaga as preferred
    walk-on





BUSINESS


MILLIONS OF AMERICANS NEED DRUGS LIKE OZEMPIC. WILL IT BANKRUPT THE HEALTH CARE
SYSTEM?

Updated 3:04 p.m.


 * UPDATED:  AMAZON RAISES STAKE IN GRUBHUB, EMBEDS FOOD DELIVERY IN APP


 * UPDATED:  AMERICAN AIR FIRED COMMERCIAL HEAD AFTER SALES STRATEGY ALIENATED
   CORPORATE CLIENTS


 * UPDATED:  US GDP ROSE AT SLOWER PACE IN FIRST QUARTER ON SOFTER SPENDING


SPORTS


CEDRIC COWARD COMMITS TO WASHINGTON STATE, BECOMING FOURTH FORMER EWU PLAYER TO
JOIN COACH DAVID RILEY

Updated 2:50 p.m.


 * UPDATED:  LAKESIDE'S HAMILTON TWIN BROTHERS TAKE UNIQUE PATH TO COLLEGE
   FOOTBALL AS KICKER, SNAPPER


 * UPDATED:  MARINERS CAN’T COMPLETE SWEEP OF ASTROS AS OFFENSE STRUGGLES AGAIN


 * UPDATED:  COMMENTARY: MARINERS NEED MORE FROM OFFSEASON ADDITIONS TO STAY
   ATOP AL WEST ALL SUMMER

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


PACIFIC NORTHWEST


IDAHO JURY CONVICTS CHAD DAYBELL OF THREE MURDERS

Updated 26 minutes ago


 * IDAHO BUYS ANOTHER ROUND OF LETHAL INJECTION DRUGS. COULD NEXT EXECUTION
   HAPPEN SOON?


 * TUKWILA TO PAY $350,000 TO SETTLE LAWSUIT BY MAN HURT IN POLICE SHOOTING


 * ADRIAN DIAZ OUT AS SEATTLE POLICE CHIEF; SUE RAHR STEPS IN

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AS MANY AS 300,000 WASHINGTONIANS AT RISK FOR LOSING MEDICAID COVERAGE WITH THE
END OF THE FEDERAL MANDATE MAINTAINING COVERAGE


 * SPECIALIZED PROCEDURE: SEATTLE PATIENT TRAVELS TO SPOKANE FOR ROBOTIC HEART
   SURGERY AT SACRED HEART


 * CONNECTING SPOKANE RESIDENTS TO THE INTERNET AT HOME AND ON-THE-GO


 * CHOOSE WASHINGTON’S MOST BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL


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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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Inland Northwest since 1894.

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 * Then & Now


 * 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


TRUMP CONVICTED ON 34 COUNTS TO BECOME AMERICA’S FIRST FELON EX-PRESIDENT

Updated 28 minutes ago


 * UPDATED:  WHAT HAPPENS NEXT FOR TRUMP NOW THAT HE HAS BEEN CONVICTED?


 * UPDATED:  CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS REJECTS CALL FOR ALITO'S RECUSAL IN JAN. 6
   CASES AFTER FLAG INCIDENTS


 * UPDATED:  BIDEN TO ALLOW UKRAINE TO USE U.S. WEAPONS TO STRIKE INSIDE RUSSIA

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 * World


EDUCATION


LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD: SPOKANE PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO OFFER TACKLE FOOTBALL TO
TWO MIDDLE SCHOOLS THIS SUMMER


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


 * HOW AN 'UNBELIEVABLE' $55 MILLION GIFT BROUGHT GONZAGA'S MYRTLE WOLDSON
   PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TO LIFE


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


A&E


HEALING LODGE OF THE SEVEN NATIONS PROVIDES HOPE THROUGH MUSIC

Updated 3:53 p.m.


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


 * UPDATED:  GUITAR SHREDS AND BUCKETHEAD, COMING TO THE BING


 * UPDATED:  COMIC MATTHEW BROUSSARD TO PERFORM AT SPOKANE COMEDY CLUB

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 * Stage
 * Music
 * Books




LOCAL GOVERNMENT


NEW ARSON DOG BRINGS EXPERTISE TO SPOKANE COUNTY FIRE INVESTIGATIONS


 * DEVELOPER SUES SPOKANE VALLEY OVER DELAYS, REQUIREMENTS IN PROPOSED PAINTED
   HILLS DEVELOPMENT


 * AS INSURANCE RATES SPIKE, COMPANIES WILL SOON BE REQUIRED TO EXPLAIN RATE
   HIKES TO POLICYHOLDERS


 * ECOLOGY AND EPA RESTART FREE PFAS WELL TESTING IN WEST PLAINS, EXPANDING
   ELIGIBILITY


2024 ELECTION


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


 * FORMER NORTH IDAHO STATE SEN. JIM WOODWARD DEFEATS SCOTT HERNDON IN PRIMARY
   REMATCH, IN WIN FOR MODERATE REPUBLICANS


TRANSPORTATION


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


 * STA BUS COLLIDES WITH PICKUP DOWNTOWN


OUTDOORS


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


 * OUTFITTER CARRIES MARINE VETERAN ON DALL SHEEP HUNT IN NEW SITKA FILM


 * BLUER THAN BLUE: IT'S EASY TO SPOT IDAHO'S STATE BIRD


 * ALAN LIERE'S HUNTING AND FISHING REPORT FOR MAY 30, 2024




LIFE


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

Updated 42 minutes ago


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


 * UPDATED:  LIBERTY PARK LIBRARY SALON SPEAKS TO POWER OF POETRY


 * UPDATED:  CATCH THE FIRST BRICKFEST: WEST END PLAZA TO HAVE FREE, ALL-DAY
   MUSIC FESTIVAL


PUBLIC SAFETY


83-YEAR-OLD WITH DEMENTIA REPORTED MISSING

Updated 2:49 p.m.


 * UPDATED:  IDAHO JURY CONVICTS CHAD DAYBELL OF THREE MURDERS


 * 71-YEAR-OLD CONVICTED RAPIST TRIES TO LURE GIRL INTO VAN WITH PET BIRD,
   POLICE SAY


 * CHILDREN FROM THE COEUR D'ALENE TRIBE SAY THEY WERE RACIALLY HARASSED AT
   MCEUEN PARK




COLUMNISTS


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


 * 50 YEARS AGO IN EXPO HISTORY: THE VIGILANT TEENAGE LITTER PATROL AT THE FAIR
   IMPRESSED, AND VERMONT DAY MADE HEADLINES


 * THEN AND NOW: NEW ROOKERY BUILDING


 * 50 YEARS AGO IN EXPO HISTORY: A 'GRIPPING' VIOLIN PERFORMANCE AT THE FAIR
   IMPRESSED EDITORS FAR MORE THAN THE TIMELIER STEVE MILLER BAND CONCERT


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


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