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TODAY'S HEADLINES


WITH A CRITICAL NATION’S EYES ON MOSCOW, POLICE CHIEF JAMES FRY PERSEVERED TO
HELP DELIVER JUSTICE FOR SLAIN STUDENTS

4 a.m.

Moscow police Chief James Fry is considered a quiet, modest man. Typically, he
only has a microphone in his face at City Council meetings.
Crime/Public Safety


PASSION DEFINED SHERIFF OZZIE KNEZOVICH’S TENURE IN SPOKANE COUNTY, FOR GOOD AND
FOR ILL

4 a.m.

Column


HOW THE TECHNOLOGY THAT SOLVED THE 4 IDAHO KILLINGS COULD SOLVE MANY MORE CRIMES

Crime/Public Safety


GONZAGA LAW DEAN TALKS GENEALOGY, CRIME AND LAW WITH AUTHOR AT NORTHWEST
PASSAGES

2 a.m.

Business


THE DIRT: PROVIDENCE HOLY FAMILY EXPANDING ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT
CLINIC

4 a.m.


THE DIRT: PROVIDENCE HOLY FAMILY EXPANDING ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT
CLINIC

4 a.m.


SPIN CONTROL: THE LEGISLATURE IS BACK IN PERSON, BUT HERE’S HOW YOU CAN STILL
FOLLOW FROM AFAR

3:30 a.m.


GONZAGA DRILLS 17 3-POINTERS IN STRESS-FREE 115-75 ROUT OVER PORTLAND


PEDESTRIAN SERIOUSLY INJURED IN SPOKANE VALLEY CRASH


APPLE WATCHES SPUR ‘DRAMATIC’ INCREASE IN 911 CALLS AT SCHWEITZER MOUNTAIN,
ACCORDING TO SHERIFF’S OFFICE


SPOKANE CITY COUNCIL CONSIDERS FUTURE OF THE FORMER EAST CENTRAL LIBRARY — AGAIN


HOW MUCH WILL SPOKANE COUNTY’S TWO NEW COMMISSIONERS COST?

Read all of today’s stories



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Crime/Public Safety


PASSION DEFINED SHERIFF OZZIE KNEZOVICH’S TENURE IN SPOKANE COUNTY, FOR GOOD AND
FOR ILL

4 a.m.

Column


HOW THE TECHNOLOGY THAT SOLVED THE 4 IDAHO KILLINGS COULD SOLVE MANY MORE CRIMES

Crime/Public Safety


GONZAGA LAW DEAN TALKS GENEALOGY, CRIME AND LAW WITH AUTHOR AT NORTHWEST
PASSAGES

2 a.m.


MOST READ RIGHT NOW

 1. Apple watches spur 'dramatic' increase in 911 calls at Schweitzer Mountain,
    according to sheriff's office
 2. Spokane Mountaineers backpacking school aims to teach beginners the ropes of
    outdoor adventure
 3. With a critical nation's eyes on Moscow, Police Chief James Fry persevered
    to help deliver justice for slain students
 4. Gonzaga drills 17 3-pointers in stress-free 115-75 rout over Portland
 5. Passion defined Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich's tenure in Spokane County, for good
    and for ill


YESTERDAY'S TOP STORIES

 1. Spokane landlords, tenants meet in attempt to find compromise on
    controversial reforms
 2. Gonzaga comes up again in clutch time, beating BYU 75-74 on game-winning 3
    from Julian Strawther
 3. With FBI search, U.S. escalates global fight over Chinese police outposts
 4. 'I loved it:' Former Gonzaga standout Jalen Suggs watches Julian Strawther
    hit game-winner vs. BYU
 5. Spokane business owner struggling after banking scam





BUSINESS


AS INFRASTRUCTURE MONEY LANDS, THE JOB DIVIDENDS BEGIN


 * THE DIRT: PROVIDENCE HOLY FAMILY EXPANDING ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT
   CLINIC


 * FOR PORSCHE AND LAMBORGHINI, GOING OFF-ROAD MEANS BIG BUCKS


 * S&P 500 WITHIN A WHISKER OF 4,000 IN STOCK REBOUND


SPORTS


GONZAGA DRILLS 17 3-POINTERS IN STRESS-FREE 115-75 ROUT OVER PORTLAND


 * 'THE RIM LOOKS LIKE AN OCEAN.' GONZAGA'S MALACHI SMITH SPLASHES CAREER-HIGH
   SEVEN 3'S AGAINST PORTLAND


 * RECAP AND HIGHLIGHTS: NO. 8 GONZAGA NEVER TRAILS IN DOMINATE 115-75 WIN OVER
   PORTLAND


 * DAVE BOLING: SEAHAWKS LOPSIDED LOSS TO THE 49ERS WAS AN EXPECTED END TO A
   SURPRISING SEASON

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PACIFIC NORTHWEST


‘BRAZEN BETRAYAL’: VETERAN TACOMA COP FIRED AFTER BODY CAMERA CAPTURES ON-DUTY
SEX


 * WEATHERCATCH: 2022'S WEATHER ODDITIES INCLUDED AMAZING CLOUDS AND TWO
   TORNADOES


 * AT WINTER MEETING, IDAHO GOP FURTHER RESTRICTS ITS CLOSED PRIMARY ELECTIONS


 * THERE WAS A RECORD NUMBER OF SIGHTINGS OF THESE WHALES IN THE SALISH SEA IN
   2022

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


 * FAMILY PROMISE OF SPOKANE FOCUSES ON INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO HELP HOMELESS


 * CLOSING THE GAP


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PHOTO GALLERIES

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Inland Northwest since 1894.

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 * THEN AND NOW: MARCH-STRICKLE MOTOR COMPANY


 * GONZAGA MEN VS. SANTA CLARA (JAN. 7, 2023)


 * GONZAGA WOMEN VS. SANTA CLARA (JAN. 7, 2023)


 * POLAR BEAR PLUNGE 2023


 * COLIN MULVANY'S FAVORITE PHOTOS 2022


NATION/WORLD


RUSSIAN MISSILES RAIN DOWN ON UKRAINE CITIES


 * MORE CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS FOUND AT BIDEN'S WILMINGTON HOME, WHITE HOUSE SAYS


 * CHINA SHARPLY REVISES DEATH TOLL LINKED TO COVID OUTBREAK TO 60,000 FROM 37


 * SANTOS' LIES WERE KNOWN TO SOME WELL-CONNECTED REPUBLICANS

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EDUCATION


GONZAGA LAW DEAN TALKS GENEALOGY, CRIME AND LAW WITH AUTHOR AT NORTHWEST
PASSAGES

2 a.m.


 * 'A LIFE WAS SAVED THAT DAY': SPOKANE FALLS STUDENT ADMINISTERS CPR TO GOLFER
   IN LIBERTY LAKE GOLF COURSE PARKING LOT


 * COURT DOCUMENTS: 14-YEAR-OLD SHADLE PARK STUDENT MAY HAVE THREATENED OWN
   SCHOOL


 * ENTRIES SOUGHT FOR ANNUAL HOLOCAUST WRITING AND ART CONTESTS


A&E


CAMI BRADLEY, AKA CARMEN JANE, IS LEAVING SPOKANE FOR L.A. TO FURTHER HER CAREER

2:30 a.m.


 * 'AMERICA'S GREATEST CONDUCTOR' LEONARD SLATKIN WILL BRING HIS SKILLS TO THE
   SPOKANE SYMPHONY NEXT WEEKEND


 * BEHIND THE MASK: SPOKANE ARTIST ANNIE LIBERTINI MADE THE MASKS FOR 'ENCANTO'
   CONCERT ON DISNEY+


 * IT'S 55 YEARS TO LIFE FOR JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON

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UI KILLINGS


WITH A CRITICAL NATION’S EYES ON MOSCOW, POLICE CHIEF JAMES FRY PERSEVERED TO
HELP DELIVER JUSTICE FOR SLAIN STUDENTS

4 a.m.


 * HOW THE TECHNOLOGY THAT SOLVED THE 4 IDAHO KILLINGS COULD SOLVE MANY MORE
   CRIMES


 * NEXT COURT APPEARANCE OF GRAD STUDENT ACCUSED OF IDAHO KILLINGS SET FOR JUNE,
   MORE DETAILS UNLIKELY TO BE RELEASED IN COMING MONTHS


 * LONG LEGAL PROCESS AHEAD IN CASE OF SUSPECTED UI KILLER, FORMER PROSECUTOR
   SAYS


LOCAL GOVERNMENT


‘YOU CAN’T THROW BOMBS’: RUSS FULCHER HAS LEARNED INFLUENCE IN CONGRESS COMES BY
BUILDING STRONG RELATIONSHIPS


 * PASSION DEFINED SHERIFF OZZIE KNEZOVICH'S TENURE IN SPOKANE COUNTY, FOR GOOD
   AND FOR ILL


 * HOW MUCH WILL SPOKANE COUNTY'S TWO NEW COMMISSIONERS COST?


 * BRIDGE AND TRAIL IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED IN SPOKANE AHEAD OF EXPO '74
   ANNIVERSARY


OUTDOORS


IDAHOAN COMPLETES SOLO WINTER SKI OF THE FRANK CHURCH RIVER OF NO RETURN
WILDERNESS, UNCOVERING A FORGOTTEN HISTORY

6 a.m.


 * NEW:  SPOKANE MOUNTAINEERS BACKPACKING SCHOOL AIMS TO TEACH BEGINNERS THE
   ROPES OF OUTDOOR ADVENTURE


 * NEW:  REPORT: OUTDOOR RECREATION IMPACTS WASHINGTON WILDLIFE IN COMPLEX WAYS,
   HIGHLIGHTING POTENTIAL SHIFT IN MANAGEMENT


 * APPLE WATCHES SPUR 'DRAMATIC' INCREASE IN 911 CALLS AT SCHWEITZER MOUNTAIN,
   ACCORDING TO SHERIFF'S OFFICE


WEATHER


CALIFORNIA’S DROUGHT HAS EASED SIGNIFICANTLY DUE TO HEAVY RAINS, FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT CONCLUDES


 * WEATHERCATCH: 2022'S WEATHER ODDITIES INCLUDED AMAZING CLOUDS AND TWO
   TORNADOES


 * FOG NESTLES IN REGION, COULD LEAD TO SLICK ROADS WEDNESDAY MORNING


 * CALIFORNIA STORM DEATH TOLL REACHES 16 AS MORE RAIN, WINDS HIT STATE




LIFE


GRANDMOTHER TAKES GRANDKIDS ON ONE-ON-ONE TRIPS VIA THE ROAD SCHOLAR GRANDPARENT
PROGRAM


 * ASK DR. UNIVERSE: WHAT CAUSES INFLATION? SUPPLY AND DEMAND IS PART OF IT


 * COEUR D'ALENE STUDENT LED DONATION DRIVE TO BOOST INSTRUMENTS AT MUSIC
   CONSERVATORY


 * LOCAL ROLLER DERBY GIRLS CHOSEN TO COMPETE FOR SPORT'S WORLD CUP 2023 IN
   FRANCE


PUBLIC SAFETY


PASSION DEFINED SHERIFF OZZIE KNEZOVICH’S TENURE IN SPOKANE COUNTY, FOR GOOD AND
FOR ILL

4 a.m.


 * GONZAGA LAW DEAN TALKS GENEALOGY, CRIME AND LAW WITH AUTHOR AT NORTHWEST
   PASSAGES


 * HOW THE TECHNOLOGY THAT SOLVED THE 4 IDAHO KILLINGS COULD SOLVE MANY MORE
   CRIMES


 * WITH A CRITICAL NATION'S EYES ON MOSCOW, POLICE CHIEF JAMES FRY PERSEVERED TO
   HELP DELIVER JUSTICE FOR SLAIN STUDENTS


CRISIS IN UKRAINE


RUSSIAN MISSILES RAIN DOWN ON UKRAINE CITIES


 * RUSSIA CLAIMS DONBAS TOWN BUT UKRAINE SAYS IT’S IN CONTROL


 * UKRAINE’S BATTLEFIELDS ARE FREEZING. HERE’S WHAT THAT MEANS FOR THE WAR


 * UKRAINE BATTLES FOR EASTERN TOWN AS RUSSIA ADVANCES




NORTHWEST PASSAGES BOOK CLUB


UPCOMING EVENT:

NORTHWEST PASSAGES - EDWARD HUMES

Jan. 17, 2023, 7 p.m.

Spokane Public Library - Central nxʷyxʷyetkʷ Hall (3rd Floor) 904 W Main Ave
Spokane WA 99201


RECENT STORIES:

 * IN ‘FOREVER WITNESS,’ AUTHOR ED HUMES FINDS INTERSECTION OF CRIME, SCIENCE
   AND HUMANITY

 * FROM EXPERIENCE TO CHARGING DEFENDANTS, HASKELL AND CONKLIN COUNTER EACH
   OTHER AT DEBATE

 * SHERIFF CANDIDATES TALK CAMP HOPE, ADVOCATE FOR NEW JAIL

 * SPOKANE COUNTY AUDITOR VICKY DALTON REASSURES VOTERS THAT LOCAL ELECTIONS ARE
   SECURE

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 * SPIN CONTROL: THE LEGISLATURE IS BACK IN PERSON, BUT HERE’S HOW YOU CAN STILL
   FOLLOW FROM AFAR
   
   3:30 a.m.


 * HOW THE TECHNOLOGY THAT SOLVED THE 4 IDAHO KILLINGS COULD SOLVE MANY MORE
   CRIMES


LONG READS


 * ‘WE WEREN’T RICH, BUT WE HAD EVERYTHING’: AS A UKRAINIAN FAMILY ADJUSTS TO
   LIFE IN A SPOKANE HOTEL, A LONGING PERSISTS FOR THE ONE LEFT BEHIND


 * DAN NEWHOUSE, NORTHWEST FARMERS MAKE LAST-DITCH PUSH FOR FARM WORKFORCE BILL
   WHOSE FATE LIES WITH CRAPO, SENATE REPUBLICANS


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