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  • Spokane's Meatpacking Legacy | Spokane News

    Once the beating heart of Spokane’s economy, East Spokane’s meatpacking legacy—from the roaring Stockyards of 1915 to Armour’s wartime rations—smelled of manure and power, fueling jobs and industry for decades. But as the 1950s rolled in, smaller auctions took over, packers fled, and by 1999, Stockland shuttered its doors. Today, only ghostly tracks and a lone smokestack remain where giants once processed tons of livestock, leaving behind a faded but unforgettable chapter in the city’s industrial soul.

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  • Zip Line Delayed But Still On Track | Spokane News

    The Spokane River zip line’s July debut is on hold due to unexpected engineering challenges—steel piles hit debris from a 1889 fire, but progress continues with concrete poured at Redband Park and a crane set to arrive downtown soon. The Mica Moon team, no strangers to delays, are pushing forward with an electric shuttle planned for hill access, aiming for a mid-October finish—or possibly later. A local preview event may follow, with the official opening slated for spring. Meanwhile, their smaller accessibility shuttle in Riverfront Park launched in July to help those with mobility needs.

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  • Science and Religion Are Not Enemies | Spokane News

    Science and religion aren’t natural enemies—they’re two wings of the same bird. Throughout history, spiritual awakenings have fueled intellectual growth, and science itself is a divine gift that helps us understand both the physical and spiritual realms. When they clash, it’s up to us to bridge the gap, because choosing one over the other leads to division, not discovery. Together, they lift us higher.

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  • Palouse Farmers Demand Change | Spokane News

    Palouse farmers are in crisis as policies backed by Rep. Michael Baumgartner—especially Trump-era tariffs—are crippling their export markets in Asia and driving up costs, forcing them to compete with cheaper crops from South America. While the administration offers “Farmer Bridge Assistance” checks, many growers reject handouts, preferring fair trade and stable conditions. With Election Day looming, farmers are rallying behind Carmela Conroy to replace Baumgartner, demanding leadership that prioritizes their livelihoods over temporary fixes.

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  • Goldfish Clocks and Light Cycles | Spokane News

    Goldfish keep time with their internal circadian rhythms, guided by light detected through a pineal gland on their skull—no eyes needed. While zebrafish thrive on 16 hours of light and 8 of darkness, consistent feeding times may matter even more for goldfish, syncing their bodies to daily routines. These clocks aren’t just for naps—they trigger life-changing events like salmon’s epic migrations back home, and even help aquaculture experts control reproduction by tweaking light cycles.

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  • STA Renovates Downtown Plaza for Offices | Spokane News

    Spokane Transit Authority is revamping its downtown plaza, turning the underused upper level into a modern hub for administration—with $8.3 million in upgrades set to house staff, board meetings, and historical displays by 2028. The move consolidates operations, boosts accessibility, and repurposes space once plagued by closures and restricted access, all while leasing nearby offices to keep things running smoothly during construction.

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  • Gray Wolves Return to West California | Spokane News

    Gray wolves are making a dramatic comeback in California—confirmed sightings and tracks in Lake County, west of I-5, signal a major expansion. Once nearly extinct since the 1920s, these predators are now estimated at 50+ individuals, thriving thanks to conservation efforts. While they hunt deer, elk, and occasionally livestock, they’re not aggressive toward humans—just keep dogs and coyotes away. This western push is huge: it’s prime territory with abundant prey, and it comes as federal protections for wolves face potential cuts. For California, this is a conservation win—and a reminder that nature’s comeback stories are real.

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  • Defense Shows Grit in Loss | Spokane News

    Washington State fell 24-10 to Washington, but their defense delivered a gritty, standout performance that hints at what’s to come. Keith Brown, back from a season-ending injury, led the team with six solo tackles—including a crucial goal-line stop on fourth down—showing the raw potential of this unit. Even as the offense turned the ball over three times, the defense stayed locked in, refusing to be distracted by the scoreboard. Defensive ends Matyus McLain and Linus Zunk combined for nine quarterback pressures, forcing Washington to scramble and alter their game plan. With veteran leadership and emerging playmakers, this defense is finding its rhythm—and could be the key to pulling off upsets in coming weeks.

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  • AI Data Centers Divide America | Spokane News

    Trump’s pushing AI data centers as vital for U.S. competitiveness, touting jobs and wealth—but most Americans don’t want them in their neighborhoods, with 69% opposing, including a majority of Republicans. Critics highlight environmental costs, noise, e-waste, and minimal local job creation, while lawmakers consider moratoriums. The national tech race clashes with local resistance, turning this into a major political showdown.

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  • EU Boosts Greenland Amid Arctic Race | Spokane News

    The EU is making a bold move in Greenland as President Ursula von der Leyen visits to announce massive new investments in critical minerals, satellite tech, and green energy — a strategic play amid rising Arctic competition. With Trump’s wild claims about buying the territory already debunked by NATO and Denmark, Europe is doubling down on ties with this semi-autonomous territory, even though Greenland officially left the EU in 1985. Climate change is accelerating ice melt, turning the Arctic into a geopolitical hotspot where U.S., Russia, China, and Europe are all vying for influence — and the EU’s fresh funding package signals it’s serious about staying ahead.

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