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  • Chinook Nation’s Fight for Recognition | Spokane News

    After losing federal recognition just 18 months after gaining it in 2001, the Chinook Indian Nation is rallying for justice—marking 175 years since treaty talks at Tansy Point, land they now own and honor. Frustrated by a legal dead end after the Supreme Court refused to intervene, they’re turning to Congress with a new bill, fueled by unity and ancestral pride as they push for the official acknowledgment they’ve long been denied.

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  • Bellevue Speed Cameras Under Attack | Spokane News

    Bellevue just installed eight new speed cameras as part of its Vision Zero push—but half are already vandalized, with two on 148th Ave NE smashed and spray-painted, and two more on Forest Dr SE just spray-painted. Verra Mobility is handling repairs; one Forest Drive camera’s back online, others still being fixed. While nationwide vandalism targets similar cameras, Bellevue insists these aren’t the controversial Flock units—they simply capture license plates for speeding. Police are patrolling and asking drivers to report suspicious activity. Warnings are currently in effect, but starting mid-September, tickets will begin—$248 in school zones, $124 elsewhere—and six more cameras are coming by end of September.

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  • FAA Orders 787 Wing Inspections | Spokane News

    FAA mandates urgent wing inspections for 17 U.S. and 77 global Boeing 787s after discovering potential fatigue cracks linked to assembly shim gaps — a fix Boeing claims was already implemented, but regulators are now making it mandatory to ensure safety.

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  • Idaho Judge Narrows Abortion Health Exception | Spokane News

    A federal judge in Idaho has sharply narrowed a previous abortion ruling, restricting the health exception to just one doctor—Dr. Stacy Seyb—after the state argued the original decision was too broad. While the judge still upholds constitutional protections for abortions to prevent serious harm or self-harm, other providers now face Idaho’s strict ban, which permits abortions only to save a life, treat ectopic pregnancies, or in cases of rape/incest with a police report. Violators risk prison and license revocation. Dr. Seyb, who specializes in high-risk pregnancies, had been sending patients out of state due to legal uncertainty. The Attorney General is appealing the original ruling, arguing it conflicts with the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade overturning. This case underscores the escalating legal battles over abortion access—and how narrowly tailored rulings can leave others vulnerable.

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  • Stolen Guns End Up in Bus Shooting | Spokane News

    A 19-year-old faces charges for stealing two handguns left in a car during a fire evacuation—only for those same guns to mysteriously appear days later in a backpack on a public bus, where a teen accidentally shot himself. The thief wasn’t even on the bus when the shooting occurred, leaving authorities scrambling to connect the dots in this wild, unfolding mystery.

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  • Canada Slams U.S. Goods with New Tariffs | Spokane News

    Canada’s retaliatory tariffs, kicking in September 8th, could hit Washington state hard—slashing 15% to 50% off over 700 U.S. exports including seafood, paper, and machinery. As businesses brace for squeezed profits amid rising costs, they face tough choices: absorb losses or pivot markets—no easy fix when Canada is a top buyer. Workers may feel the ripple effects too, especially as consumer spending dips. This trade showdown adds fresh uncertainty to an already shaky economy.

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  • EPA Cleans Up After Spokane Wildfires | Spokane News

    Spokane’s wildfire cleanup is in full swing as the EPA tackles hazardous materials from the Old Trails and Fairview fires, clearing 260 properties so far—just one-third of the total. They’re removing everything from paint and propane to lithium batteries and pesticides, with a map showing progress. Safety isn’t guaranteed even after cleanup; residents must still wear proper gear and check local health alerts. With 185 specialists across 14 teams working under a 60-day deadline, they’re ready for surprises like unexploded ordnance or asbestos—and even have arborists on standby. Gated homes? Call their hotline first. Want to handle cleanup yourself? You can opt out via Spokane County—but at your own risk and cost. Questions? Community reps are on-site to help.

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  • Mariners Battle Through Tough Stretch | Spokane News

    The Mariners survived a brutal nine-game stretch with a 5-4 record, including tough losses to powerhouse NL teams — proving they can compete when it matters. Manager Dan Wilson called it a “tougher one today,” but the wins, especially at home, kept them alive in the playoff race. Now, the focus shifts to road momentum and consistent at-bats. But the pitching staff is in flux — Bryan Woo’s shaky return (six runs, fastball-heavy) and Bryce Miller’s struggles have forced tough rotation decisions. With Woo still rehabbing from shoulder issues and the team eyeing a six-man rotation or bullpen moves, the Mariners are watching closely to see if their ace can rebound — because this season’s fight isn’t over yet.

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  • National Guard Firefighters and a Controversial Flag | Spokane News

    A photo surfaced showing eleven National Guard firefighters holding a Rhodesian flag — a symbol tied to white supremacist rule and hate crimes — during their deployment battling the Little Giant fire. The Washington National Guard called it a “poor choice” and launched an investigation, as the flag’s history evokes deep pain and controversy.

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  • Spokane County’s Legal and Love Stories | Spokane News

    Love is in the air—and in the courtroom—in Spokane County, where dozens of couples tied the knot while courts simultaneously handed down tough sentences for crimes ranging from drug trafficking to domestic assault, showcasing the full spectrum of life’s highs and lows under the county’s legal system.

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