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TODAY'S HEADLINES


BASEBALL LEGEND AND SPOKANE NATIVE RYNE SANDBERG, 65, SAYS HIS CANCER HAS
RELAPSED AND SPREAD TO OTHER ORGANS

Updated 1:09 p.m.

Four months after the Spokane native announced that he was cancer free,
the Chicago Cubs icon is again dealing with a medical situation. Sandberg shared
Tuesday's update on his Instagram account, where he first publicly revealed his
metastatic prostate cancer diagnosis in January and later marked milestones in
his recovery.
Local government


SPOKANE CITY COUNCIL WILL CONTINUE TO MEET ON MONDAYS AFTER CONTENTIOUS FIGHT
ENDS IN CONCESSIONS

WSU football


WHERE DOES WSU STAND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF THE TRANSFER PORTAL OPENING?

Local government


NORTHEAST SPOKANE GETS A REPRESENTATIVE ON THE TRANSIT AUTHORITY AS THE CITY
COUNCIL SHUFFLES BOARD APPOINTMENTS

Updated 10:54 a.m.

Spokane


‘GIVING THEM A LIGHT’: CHRISTMAS BUREAU VOLUNTEERS GETTING READY FOR THURSDAY’S
OPENING


‘GIVING THEM A LIGHT’: CHRISTMAS BUREAU VOLUNTEERS GETTING READY FOR THURSDAY’S
OPENING


OFFICERS ARREST, BOOK AND RELEASE IDAHO MAN ACCUSED OF FIRING 41 TIMES NEAR I-90

Updated 54 minutes ago


A GONZAGA PREP STUDENT DIED DURING A ROUTINE WISDOM TOOTH REMOVAL. HIS FAMILY IS
SUING TO MAKE SURE IT DOESN’T HAPPEN AGAIN

Updated 9:52 a.m.


LIVE WASHINGTON STATE TRANSFER TRACKER: WHICH COUGARS ARE COMING AND GOING IN
THE PORTAL


ULTIMATE BAGEL TRANSITIONING TO LITTLE GARDEN CAFE


SPOKANE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVE 2025 BUDGET TOTALING $865 MILLION, SMALLER
THAN YEARS PAST


BECU GIVES $15,000 TO FEAST WORLD KITCHEN

Read all of today’s stories



Local government


SPOKANE CITY COUNCIL WILL CONTINUE TO MEET ON MONDAYS AFTER CONTENTIOUS FIGHT
ENDS IN CONCESSIONS

WSU football


WHERE DOES WSU STAND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF THE TRANSFER PORTAL OPENING?

Local government


NORTHEAST SPOKANE GETS A REPRESENTATIVE ON THE TRANSIT AUTHORITY AS THE CITY
COUNCIL SHUFFLES BOARD APPOINTMENTS

Updated 10:54 a.m.


YESTERDAY'S TOP STORIES

 1. Dear Annie: When friendly favors go too far
 2. A Gonzaga Prep student died during a routine wisdom tooth removal. His
    family is suing to make sure it doesn't happen again
 3. After nine months of research, a Washington State University sociologist
    concludes rural clinics aren’t ready for artificial intelligence
 4. Live Washington State transfer tracker: Which Cougars are coming and going
    in the portal
 5. Then and Now: Spokane Valley Rosauers





BUSINESS


ALASKA AIR JUMPS MOST IN FOUR YEARS ON GLOBAL EXPANSION PLAN

Updated 31 minutes ago


 * UPDATED:  MICRON GETS $6.2 BILLION CHIPS AWARD TO SPUR PLANT CONSTRUCTION


 * UPDATED:  WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY STRIKES NEW DISTRIBUTION DEAL WITH COMCAST


 * UPDATED:  MONDELEZ’S TAKEOVER OF HERSHEY WOULD RANK AS TOP DEAL OF 2024


SPORTS


BASEBALL LEGEND AND SPOKANE NATIVE RYNE SANDBERG, 65, SAYS HIS CANCER HAS
RELAPSED AND SPREAD TO OTHER ORGANS

Updated 1:09 p.m.


 * LIVE WASHINGTON STATE TRANSFER TRACKER: WHICH COUGARS ARE COMING AND GOING IN
   THE PORTAL


 * UPDATED:  WHAT WE’RE HEARING ON THE MARINERS AT DAY 2 OF MLB WINTER MEETINGS


 * WHERE DOES WSU STAND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF THE TRANSFER PORTAL OPENING?

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 * WSU Football
 * Gonzaga Basketball
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST


3 WASHINGTON MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TALK STRATEGY AHEAD OF TRUMP PRESIDENCY

Updated 1:21 p.m.


 * SEATTLE REDUCED DISORDER DOWNTOWN. BUT IT DIDN'T GO FAR.


 * THIS TINY TOWN IS OREGON’S FIRST ‘DARK SKY COMMUNITY’


 * GREATER IDAHO MOVEMENT ASKS TRUMP FOR HIS SUPPORT

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SPONSORED


LOCAL DAIRY FARMERS DON’T WAIT FOR HOLIDAYS; THEY HELP THE COMMUNITY ALL YEAR


 * FAST HEART ATTACK CARE SAVES SPOKANE MAN FROM A WIDOW-MAKER


 * 5 QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF WHEN CHOOSING A MEDICARE PLAN


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


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 * OLD WORLD CHRISTMAS


 * BATTLE 4 ATLANTIS TOURNAMENT: GONZAGA MEN VS. WEST VIRGINIA (NOV. 27, 2024)


 * EWU VS. WSU MEN'S BASKETBALL AT SPOKANE ARENA (NOV. 21, 2024)


 * GONZAGA MEN VS. LONG BEACH STATE (NOV 20, 2024)


 * NORTHWEST PASSAGES: CRAIG JOHNSON


 * NORTHWEST PASSAGES: CHARLES APPLE


 * GONZAGA WOMEN VS. CAL (NOV. 14, 2024)


NATION/WORLD


WILDFIRE EXPLODES IN CALIFORNIA, SPURRING MASS EVACUATIONS AND SHELTER-IN-PLACE
ORDER AT PEPPERDINE

Updated 12:56 p.m.


 * UPDATED:  ISRAEL STEPS UP AIRSTRIKES, SENDS TROOPS DEEPER INTO SYRIA


 * UPDATED:  RUSSIA’S ELITE SOUND THE ALARM ON THE ECONOMY AMID HIGH INTEREST
   RATES


 * UPDATED:  MAN, 99, HAS WORKED AT CHRISTMAS TREE FARM FOR 72 YEARS: ‘KEEPS ME
   FIT'

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EDUCATION


MEAD FOOTBALL COACH FIRED OVER MISHANDLING OF PLAYER MISCONDUCT THAT LED TO
LAWSUITS


 * WSU REGENTS NARROW FIELD OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES TO 5 BUT REFUSE TO
   IDENTIFY FINALISTS


 * NIKKI OTERO LOCKWOOD WILL CARRY ON AS SPOKANE PUBLIC SCHOOLS' BOARD PRESIDENT
   AS BOARD SELECTS LEADERSHIP


 * WOMEN OF THE YEAR: FROM HELP WITH FINANCIAL AID TO RACIST REMARKS, SHADLE
   PARK COUNSELOR APRIL EBERHARDT ENSURES KIDS HAVE 'THE RESPECT OF BEING
   LISTENED TO'


A&E


JAMIE FOXX, IN NETFLIX SPECIAL, EXPLAINS HOW A STROKE ALMOST KILLED HIM

Updated 1:24 p.m.


 * STILL IN HER RECORD-BREAKING ERA: TAYLOR SWIFT TOUR SMASHES RECORD WITH $2
   BILLION REVENUE


 * GOLDEN GLOBES NOMINATIONS: ‘EMILIA PÉREZ,’ ‘THE BRUTALIST,’ ‘THE BEAR’ LEAD
   WITH MOST NODS


 * FIVE MOVIES ABOUT PEARL HARBOR YOU SHOULDN'T MISS

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT


SPOKANE CITY COUNCIL WILL CONTINUE TO MEET ON MONDAYS AFTER CONTENTIOUS FIGHT
ENDS IN CONCESSIONS


 * NORTHEAST SPOKANE GETS A REPRESENTATIVE ON THE TRANSIT AUTHORITY AS THE CITY
   COUNCIL SHUFFLES BOARD APPOINTMENTS


 * SPOKANE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVE 2025 BUDGET TOTALING $865 MILLION,
   SMALLER THAN YEARS PAST


 * AFTER 112 YEARS, SPOKANE CITY COUNCIL MAY STOP MEETING ON MONDAYS


TRANSPORTATION


NORTHEAST SPOKANE GETS A REPRESENTATIVE ON THE TRANSIT AUTHORITY AS THE CITY
COUNCIL SHUFFLES BOARD APPOINTMENTS

Updated 10:54 a.m.


 * STA SEEKING FEEDBACK ON PLANNED 2025 SERVICE CHANGES


 * GETTING THERE: ITD PROPOSES 13 ALTERNATIVES TO EXPAND RATHDRUM PRAIRIE
   HIGHWAYS


 * DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DEFENDS PROPOSED SALE AND DEVELOPMENT IN
   LATAH VALLEY


OUTDOORS


NORDIC HUT KEEPS CROSS COUNTRY SKI RENTALS ALIVE AT MOUNT SPOKANE STATE PARK


 * FUNDRAISING FILLS GROOMING BUDGET SHORTFALL FOR MOUNT SPOKANE STATE PARK


 * FIELD REPORTS: WASHINGTON FISH AND WILDLIFE COMMISSION TO MEET THIS WEEK


 * SURVEY ASKS PEOPLE HOW THEY USE THE LOWER SNAKE RIVER


WEATHER


EXPECT FREEZING RAIN NORTH AND WEST OF SPOKANE THIS WEEKEND; SUN UNLIKELY
ANYTIME SOON


 * SPOKANE COUNTY WOULD TURN INTO DISASTER RESOURCES HUB IF MEGA QUAKE ERUPTS


 * STORM BORA BRINGS DAYS OF FLOODING TO GREECE, WITH MORE RAIN AHEAD


 * TSUNAMI RESEARCHERS HUNT FOR CLUES ABOUT THE NEXT BIG PACIFIC NORTHWEST QUAKE




LIFE


PHOTOS OF THE YEAR: BEST OF JESSE TINSLEY FOR 2024


 * DOUBLE FANTASY: FAB FOUR BAND MEMBER FROM MOSES LAKE IS LIVING HIS LENNON
   DREAM


 * 'A RESEARCH LABOR OF LOVE': SPOKANE PLAYWRIGHT TURNS TO APPALACHIAN PACK
   HORSE LIBRARIAN HISTORY FOR INSPIRATION BEHIND 'MINISTER OF SORROW' AT STAGE
   LEFT THEATRE


 * Q&A: WHAT IT'S LIKE FOR WASHINGTON STATE ACTRESS TO BRING STOP-MOTION
   'RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER' TO LIFE IN NATIONALLY TOURING MUSICAL


PUBLIC SAFETY


OFFICERS ARREST, BOOK AND RELEASE IDAHO MAN ACCUSED OF FIRING 41 TIMES NEAR I-90

Updated 53 minutes ago


 * SEATTLE REDUCED DISORDER DOWNTOWN. BUT IT DIDN'T GO FAR.


 * A GONZAGA PREP STUDENT DIED DURING A ROUTINE WISDOM TOOTH REMOVAL. HIS FAMILY
   IS SUING TO MAKE SURE IT DOESN'T HAPPEN AGAIN


 * MOST OCCUPANTS OF ROLLOVER CRASH OUTSIDE OF RITZVILLE THAT KILLED ONE WERE
   NOT WEARING SEAT BELTS




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UPCOMING EVENTS:

 * CABIN: OFF THE GRID ADVENTURES - PATRICK HUTCHISON ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 09,
   2025

 * 2025 DEADLINE FOR SPOKANE BLACK VOICES SYMPOSIUM ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2025

 * SINKHOLE, AND OTHER INEXPLICABLE VOIDS BY LEYNA KROW ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 04,
   2025

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COLUMNISTS


FAITH AND VALUES: THE HOLIDAYS ARE A TIME OF SELF-REFLECTION, HEALING, SHARING


 * THIS DAY IN HISTORY: GARFIELD SCHOOL IN SPOKANE OPTED FOR BOXES IN CLASSROOMS
   RATHER THAN CHRISTMAS TREES


 * THIS DAY IN HISTORY: COUPLE DIES AFTER VEHICLE FALLS OVER MONROE STREET
   BRIDGE


 * SPIN CONTROL: DOGE, THE NEW COST-CUTTING INITIATIVE, HAS ECHOES OF REAGAN
   EFFORT


LONG READS


 * SUMMER STORIES: ‘ESCAPE VELOCITY’


 * MARGO HILL: HOW SPQNI CAME TO LIVE AT THE SPOKANE FALLS, FEATURED IN THIS
   YEAR’S SUMMER STORIES


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

 * Open House Sat 10am-1pm
   
   Join us for this Open House and be prepared to fall in love with this
   beautiful home! This Spokane Valley …

 * Death notice
   
   Mary Shannon Edge (Steckler) passed peacefully in her home September 4th, at
   the age of 74. Shannon was born to …

 * Mini poodle puppy
   
   Multi-colored, born 6-6-24, parents are registered mini's weighing 20 and 24
   lbs. We call this little boy Finn, he is …

 * Golden Retriever
   
   Ready on 10/2. Potty trained and shots. Great bloodlines. $1500 509-929-1574.

 * Death notice
   
   April 22, 1927 - August 31, 2024 (Age 97) Lois was the first child born to
   Adolph and Lydia Schultz. …

 * REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
   
   SPOKANE AIRPORT BOARD REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR WEBSITE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT
   AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES The Spokane Airport Board is soliciting proposals …

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