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  • Huskies OL Under Fire After Apple Cup | Spokane News

    The Washington Huskies’ offensive line took a brutal beating in the Apple Cup, with coach Michael Switzer calling their performance “really disappointed” and noting they failed to meet their physical standards. Despite returning four starters and stepping up with rookies like freshman left tackle Kodi Greene — who racked up five pressures, four QB hits, and penalties — and first-year right guard Champ Taulealea, who also drew holding calls, the unit struggled mightily. They allowed 134 rushing yards and pressured quarterback Demond Williams Jr. on 15 of 40 dropbacks. Missing captain Landen Hatchett due to injury, the young linemen faced an immediate college-level test. Veteran Geirean Hatchett stepped in at right guard and excelled, while coaches remain confident in Greene’s growth. With injuries mounting in the backfield, the offensive line now carries even more weight — they must rise to the occasion and clear the path for the offense to succeed.

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  • Spokane Fires: Recovery Still On | Spokane News

    Families still reeling from the Gray and Oregon Road fires are getting crucial long-term support thanks to the Spokane Region Long Term Recovery Group, co-founded by Medical Lake Mayor Terri Cooper, now expanding to aid those hit by the recent Spokane Complex fires. With new case managers on board, they’re tackling unmet needs like housing, repairs, and rebuilding—often for uninsured families—by partnering with local organizations and volunteer crews. Innovia Foundation, which has raised over $7.5 million for wildfire relief, acts as a funding bridge, directing donations to trusted groups on the ground. A special $10,000 fund established by Walt Worthy in memory of his late wife Karen is being managed through the recovery group to help displaced families. Whether you lost your home or just need guidance, registering with the group connects you to personalized recovery plans—and support that lasts years down the road.

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  • Sturgeon Survey at Lake Roosevelt | Spokane News

    State and tribal crews hit Lake Roosevelt this week for a four-week sturgeon survey, using setlines to monitor young white sturgeon growth—no fishing disruption planned, buoys marked, access open, scientists keeping quiet so anglers can keep enjoying the water while helping protect the species for the future.

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  • Khosla Family Takes Over Seahawks | Spokane News

    The Seattle Seahawks have a brand-new owner: the Khosla family, who dropped $9.6 billion to take over — fulfilling a clause in the will of late owner Paul Allen. Led by Vinod Khosla (chairman), Neeru Khosla (controlling owner and head of the charitable foundation), and Neal Khosla (vice chair), the family is thrilled to usher in a new era, praising the team’s championship spirit, fan loyalty, and Pacific Northwest roots. This marks the first ownership change since 1997, as the Seahawks kick off their season on Sept. 9 with a Super Bowl rematch against the Patriots — live on KING 5.

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  • Schools Locked Down After False Threat | Spokane News

    Schools across the East Valley district went into lockdown this morning after a suspicious report — but no threat was ever confirmed. The person who sparked the alarm had already left the area, and authorities quickly cleared the campuses. It’s all part of heightened caution following yesterday’s deadly incident, when a deputy shot and killed a man outside Evergreen Middle School after he allegedly threatened to harm students. After 30 minutes, schools switched to “secure and teach” mode before returning to normal operations. While it’s a relief no one was hurt, the episode underscores just how tense and vigilant school communities must remain in the wake of real or potential danger.

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  • Benson Boone Shines in Spokane | Spokane News

    Benson Boone electrified the Spokane Arena with a high-energy, hometown show that had fans singing along in droves—despite his arena-pop sound not being everyone’s cup of tea, his raw passion, killer vocals, and jaw-dropping stage antics made it impossible to look away. Opening act Luna Li set a dreamy, indie tone with harp and flute before Boone unleashed a performance that blended pyrotechnics, a floating stage, and pure crowd connection. From backflips to soaring notes, he gave everything—and left Spokane buzzing.

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  • Bonner County Adjusts Juvenile Housing Rates | Spokane News

    Bonner County just raised its daily juvenile housing rates for Lincoln, Kootenai Tribe, and Boundary County residents — from $125 to $250 and $225 respectively — to align with state standards and prevent taxpayers from subsidizing other jurisdictions. The change, approved unanimously by commissioners, follows a survey revealing Bonner County’s previous rates were below the norm, prompting Justice Services Director Ron Stultz to push for adjustment. All three areas continue to be housed under the new, more equitable pricing structure.

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  • Prosecutor’s Final Stand in Kohberger Case | Spokane News

    Latah County Prosecutor Bill Thompson chose to delay retirement to see the Bryan Kohberger case through to its conclusion, ultimately securing four consecutive life sentences without parole after a guilty plea — avoiding a grueling trial and delivering closure to a grieving community. Despite the legal chapter closing, Thompson still carries the weight of the case in his office, alongside his team who sacrificed personal time for justice. Now, they continue public outreach, acknowledging that the motive behind the killings may remain beyond comprehension — but their focus was always on accountability. The tragedy also forged unexpected unity in Moscow, Idaho, as neighbors rallied with meals and support, proving resilience in the face of horror.

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  • Stephen Wilson Jr. Live at Northern Quest | Spokane News

    Stephen Wilson Jr. is back on stage at Northern Quest Resort and Casino—this time live with Lone Bellow—after a July postponement, bringing his signature country-alt-rock fusion to fans. From boxing gloves to lab coats, and then to Nashville as a staff songwriter, his path to stardom is anything but typical. His acclaimed debut album “Son of Dad,” born from the loss of his father, earned rave reviews for its raw songwriting and guitar prowess. Now, fresh singles like “Gary” and the Miranda Lambert collab “Hardwired” are heating up the charts—and a brand-new album is brewing. Tickets start at $33.75; grab yours before they’re gone.

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  • Life Without Parole for Kohberger | Spokane News

    Bryan Kohberger received life in prison without parole for the horrific murders of four University of Idaho students, a sentence handed down after heart-wrenching testimony from grieving families and survivors who described the brutality and lasting trauma. The attack, which left one victim with over fifty stab wounds and another unrecognizable, was linked to DNA found on a knife sheath at the scene — leading investigators to Kohberger’s Pennsylvania home. Though prosecutors pushed for the death penalty, a plea deal secured life imprisonment. The judge stressed that understanding Kohberger’s motive is irrelevant — justice must focus on healing and closure for the victims’ loved ones, who now carry forward their memories as they begin to rebuild.

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