Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Spokane International Film Festival opens with diverse lineup of Pacific Northwest films
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane International Film Festival opened Friday night, bringing together film enthusiasts and creators to celebrate outstanding work from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The f...
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Deputies arrest husband and wife for murder of Kootenai County man
HAYDEN, Idaho -- Deputies with the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office arrested a husband and wife for murder related to a drug overdose. In December of 2025, first responders were called to Brighton Cou...
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Obama honors Jesse Jackson's 'legacy of hope' at a time when it's 'hard to hope'
Obama joined former Presidents Biden and Clinton, and former Vice President Harris, in delivering remarks to honor the legacy of the pioneering civil rights leader.
ABC News: Top Stories Mar 06, 2026

Spokane man sentenced, had enough fentanyl to make 2 million pills
Spokane, WASH. -- Nicholas Adams, 37, was sentenced to 20 years in prison followed by 10 years of court supervision for his role in running a commercial pill press operation out of his home in the Hil...
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WATCH: Nat Geo's 'Moment on the Earth' features polar bear mom and cub
National Geographic captures a tender moment between a polar bear mother and her cub in a photo by Martin Gregus Jr., as they wait for sea ice to return.
ABC News: Top Stories Mar 06, 2026

Spokane Public Schools celebrates National School Breakfast Week
SPOKANE, Wash. - As National School Breakfast Week highlights the importance of nutritious morning meals, Spokane Public Schools demonstrates the extensive planning required to feed thousands of stude...
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Reclamation: Water Demands Will Not Be Met This Season
As spring approaches, a familiar concern looms in the Yakima Basin—water supply forecasts are painting a troubling picture for local farmers. Continue reading…
Glenn Vaagen Mar 06, 2026

Stripe Rust Already An Issue For Central Washington Fields
As the wheat fields begin to show signs of stripe rust, experts are sounding the alarm on what this could mean for local farmers. Continue reading…
Glenn Vaagen Mar 06, 2026

Northwest & Nation Very Dry To Start March
From the Northwest to the heartland, farm country is already talking about drought, and it's just the first week of March. Continue reading…
Glenn Vaagen Mar 06, 2026

Wine Minute: Addressing Smoke Exposure
With wildfires on the rise, the wine industry faces a smoky challenge. A dedicated group aims to help growers navigate this tough terrain. Continue reading…
Glenn Vaagen Mar 06, 2026

