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The Supreme Court just paused Missouri’s new congressional map—again this week—blocking its use for now as legal battles over partisan gerrymandering heat up ahead of the midterms. With no public explanation or dissent from justices, the hold keeps the old map in place while courts sort out whether the redrawn lines unfairly favor Republicans. This high-stakes showdown could reshape electoral power for years to come.

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American teens are hitting new lows on global education tests, with PISA scores in math and reading dropping to their lowest in over two decades — a troubling double dip in reading alone. Adults are increasingly dissatisfied with K-12 schools, doubting whether they’re preparing students for real-world success. As the U.S. falls behind developed nations, experts warn it’s time to urgently rethink curriculum, teaching methods, and educational priorities — because this isn’t just about test scores; it’s about our kids’ future.

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Ferris High’s girls soccer team is chasing their dream state championship in their final season, powered by three seniors—Hailey Orellana, Sami Asan, and Leah Weller—who’ve grown from freshmen into vocal leaders and All-League talents. With ten starters returning and coach Alex Bray confident in their experience, the team’s focus isn’t just on wins but on legacy: building camaraderie, mentoring younger players, and turning heartbreak into fuel. They’ve weathered thrilling comebacks and crushing losses, and now they’re ready to leave everything on the field for one last shot at glory—together.

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Spokane’s beloved 33 Artists Market is back this Saturday, September 12th, at Uprise Brewing—free entry, 11 AM to 5 PM. Discover over 30 local creatives showcasing handmade art and unique goods, mingle with makers, enjoy food and drinks, and even keep the kids entertained at a dedicated creative station. It’s more than shopping—it’s community, connection, and pure local flavor. Don’t miss it.

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The Seahawks pulled off a gritty 13-10 win despite chaos on offense—Sam Darnold’s early hip injury thrust Drew Lock into the spotlight, who delivered a clutch TD to Jaxon Smith-Njigba and two field goals. The real hero? The defense, which shut down the Patriots with three game-sealing interceptions. While rookie OC Ryan Fleury showed flashes with Smith-Njigba’s big day, ten penalties for 98 yards were a glaring red flag. With Darnold sidelined and the offense struggling, the Seahawks leaned hard on their stout defense—and just enough was enough to get them through.

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Sam Darnold went down hard in the Seahawks’ opener against the Patriots but thankfully avoided a fracture, offering huge relief. While an MRI is still pending, coach Mike Macdonald won’t rule out Darnold playing next week — but it’s clearly day by day. Backup Drew Lock stepped in and delivered a clutch performance, rallying the team from a 10-point deficit with a 45-yard TD pass and going 16-of-22 with no interceptions. Macdonald praised Lock’s clean game, and the team is fully behind him — even as they wait for Darnold’s full diagnosis.

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Drew Lock, the Seahawks’ backup QB, delivered a clutch performance in a 13-10 win over the Patriots—stepping in with just five plays of game experience and barely practicing with his targets all week. He led a second-half comeback, finishing 16-of-22 for 187 yards and a TD, including a stunning 45-yard fourth-down strike to Smith-Njigba. Teammates hail him as the best No. 2 QB in the league, praising his poise, decision-making, and preparation—down to drawing out every play at night to compensate for limited reps. With starter Sam Darnold sidelined, Lock’s confidence and maturity have the team believing he’s ready to run the offense for the long haul.

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The Seahawks pulled off a gritty, resilient win despite losing starting QB Sam Darnold to a hip injury. Backup Drew Lock delivered a flawless performance—no interceptions, one touchdown—and offensive coordinator Brian Fleury dialed up a smart, patient game plan that maximized playmakers like Jaxson Smith-Njigba. Coach Mike Macdonald’s third-year defense shined, especially in the second half when he dialed back aggression to force three crucial interceptions—including the game-sealing pick-six. This victory underscores Seattle’s growing leadership, trust, and execution under pressure.

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The Greater Spokane League slowpitch softball season is heating up with a mix of seasoned talent and fresh faces. In 4A, Ferris brings back six starters under a new coach, Lewis and Clark returns key players but leans on newcomers, while Mead rebuilds from scratch after losing major contributors. In 3A, Central Valley aims to build on last year’s success despite replacing their MVP, Mt. Spokane counts on senior leadership after a championship run, and University relies on three veterans to fix defense and finally win it all. In 2A, East Valley returns just three starters, North Central welcomes athletic newcomers, and Rogers pushes freshmen to step up with eight returning starters. Coaches stress the balance between experience and youth — this season’s outcome will hinge on who adapts fastest.

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Gonzaga Prep’s volleyball squad is primed for a state title run with returning stars Mara Sandberg and Jayna Humbert, while Lewis and Clark, Mead, and Mt. Spokane each bring unique strengths and rebuilding momentum. Shadle Park and University focus on speed, defense, and discipline respectively, as Pullman aims for its fifth straight state appearance with a towering roster. Clarkston’s new coach Hannah Winter is accelerating their offense, West Valley is stepping up without key losses, and in 1A, Lakeside returns all starters led by MVP Sienna Weinberger under new coach Olivia Mikkelsen, while Riverside hones fundamentals to rise.

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