Opinion
Gregg Servheen: A death sentence for Idaho’s salmon
As a retired state biologist, I spent a long, productive and enjoyable career working for Idahoans to preserve, protect and perpetuate all of their wildlife. But one of my biggest frustration’s was ...
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Spokane Tribal Police seek public's help in locating wanted suspect
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane Tribal Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a wanted suspect. According to the ...
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Cherokee Nation community and at-large languages classes scheduled
The Cherokee Nation Language Department is hosting a series of free Cherokee language courses that will be taught both ...
JB Smoove coming to Spokane Tribe Casino in April
SPOKANE, Wash. — JB Smoove is bringing his signature humor to Spokane Live at the Spokane Tribe Resort & Casino in Airway ...
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Clinic closures, firings, buyouts: Northwest tribes sound alarm about cuts to health care, education and other key services
Although many tribes control the administration of federal dollars earmarked for IHS, five tribes in the Northwest’s Portland ...
How Sinixt people overturned their ‘extinct’ status and helped begin restoring Upper Columbia
The resilience of the Sinixt people has led to a brighter future for the Upper Columbia River, for years polluted by mining ...
This day in history: Spokane City Council agreed to sell pound dogs and cats for research; Coolidge vetoed compensation to Colville tribe
In an “emotion-packed” meeting, the Spokane City Council approved a controversial proposal to sell at least 500 stray dogs ...