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  • Jailbird Back Behind Bars in 5 Hours | Spokane News

    Dane Riffe walked out of jail after just three days for burglary and theft—only to be back behind bars hours later for criminal trespassing, after a wild night of causing trouble across multiple businesses in Spokane.

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  • Five Heroes Honored for Canfield Mountain Valor | Spokane News

    Five first responders were honored with Idaho’s highest bravery award after a harrowing ambush on Canfield Mountain that killed two firefighters. Despite being shot and paralyzed, Engineer David Tysdal rolled in his wheelchair to accept his medal — to thunderous applause — as his family watched in awe and grief. The ceremony spotlighted not just heroism, but the lasting scars of trauma: from step-children recalling their mother’s terror to a daughter describing daily struggles helping her paralyzed father. The Medal of Honor stands as both tribute and reminder — a solemn testament to courage forged in tragedy.

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  • Thorpe Parcel to Become Spokane Park | Spokane News

    Washington State’s DNR is seeking $30 million in legislative funding to conserve six key parcels, including Spokane’s Thorpe land, which will become a community park protecting rare flora and boosting local amenities. The Trust Land Transfer Program will move these lands to agencies like WDFW, the Natural Areas Program, or back to the Yakama Nation—pending legislative approval. An advisory committee ranked 11 proposals by ecological, community, and public value, with this full funding covering five projects and partially funding a sixth. Meanwhile, DNR will replace transferred lands with revenue-generating ones to sustain schools and services, striking a smart balance between conservation and community needs.

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  • Coffee Stand Hit by Detached Car Wheel | Spokane News

    A freak accident on SR-395 sent a detached car wheel flying into a 34-year-old woman grabbing coffee—sending her to Sacred Heart Hospital in critical condition. The driver, 35-year-old Danyail Shellhouse, faces charges for operating defective equipment. A sobering reminder: even routine commutes can turn deadly. Updates coming as authorities investigate.

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  • Honduran Ex-President’s Charges Dropped | Spokane News

    A Honduran court has dropped fraud and money laundering charges against former President Juan Orlando Hernandez, marking the end of a high-profile political battle. Released from U.S. prison just nine months ago after serving a 45-year sentence for drug trafficking — later pardoned by Trump amid controversy — Hernandez now faces no further legal action on the alleged $11 million in diverted campaign funds. The judge found insufficient evidence linking him directly to budget decisions or stolen money. While other top officials from the same corruption probe, Pandora II, also saw charges dropped, Hernandez maintains his innocence and calls it “political persecution.” Though he’s not planning to run again, he says he’ll support the current government — leaving a complex legacy of violence, drug trafficking, and now, legal closure.

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  • Passport Rules Target Birth Tourism | Spokane News

    The State Department is rolling out a new passport rule for kids that could reshape birthright citizenship — requiring parents to prove their own status before getting a passport for their child, targeting “birth tourism” and foreign government workers. This follows a previous Trump-era order blocked by the Supreme Court for violating the Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment. The new draft focuses on specific cases like fraud or alien enemies, demanding actual documents instead of just a citizenship checkbox. Lawyers are already suing to stop it, arguing it’s premature and unfair — while the Justice Department insists legal action is too early.

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  • France Pushes UN Vote on Iran Sanctions | Spokane News

    France is set to push for a pivotal UN Security Council vote this month to renew the mandate of the sanctions monitoring panel on Iran — a move that could ignite a diplomatic showdown with Russia and China, who oppose the oversight and claim the council’s authority has expired. The vote, scheduled for September 17th, comes as tensions simmer over Iran’s uranium enrichment activities and its alleged non-compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal, which triggered a “snapback” of sanctions last year by Britain, France, and Germany. With world leaders converging at the UN General Assembly in late September, the outcome will be closely watched as a bellwether for global nuclear diplomacy.

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  • Seahawks Lock Down Foundation for Decade | Spokane News

    The Seahawks are locking down their future with a bold, long-term roster strategy—keeping nearly every starting player from last season intact, including key extensions for Charles Cross, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Devon Witherspoon. General Manager John Schneider’s aggressive retention plan, capped by the Leonard Williams deal through 2029, mirrors past dynasty-building moves while smartly filling gaps via draft and free agency. With cap space flexibility and a foundation of game-changers, they’re positioning themselves to compete for championships well into the next decade.

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  • Seahawks Backfield in Flux | Spokane News

    The Seahawks’ backfield is in chaos without Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet, but head coach Brian Fleury’s run-heavy philosophy and rookie Jadarian Price’s explosive potential could turn this into a breakout season for the team’s remaining backs.

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  • Tropical Storm Edouard Heads Toward DFW | Spokane News

    Tropical Storm Edouard slammed into Louisiana with 60 mph winds, becoming the fifth named storm of the Atlantic season. Now tracking northwest toward Beaumont and I-45, it’s bringing heavy rain—up to 9 inches in some spots—with flash flood risks soaring, especially in low-lying areas. While hurricane warnings are off, coastal flooding remains a threat. Dallas-Fort Worth could see lighter rain (around 1 inch) by Wednesday and Thursday, but triple-digit heat indexes will return as humidity climbs—even if temps stay below 100.

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