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Inslee, Trump and local courts halt evictions, but some Spokane leaders say more action still needed
Waiting on a sidewalk outside her apartment building wearing slides, pink-heart pajama pants and a zip-up sweatshirt covering her baby bump, Kaylajo Chapman-Davis didn’t have time to get dressed Tuesday morning.
Spokane shoppers making a run on guns and ammunition during outbreak
Spokane shoppers continue to ravage grocery store shelves, but they also have begun buying guns, ammunition and camping supplies as coronavirus concerns have turned to thoughts about home defense.
Despite COVID-19 travel bans, stem cells arrive from Poland in time to treat Spokane leukemia patient
Spokane resident Janet Terpko spent most of the past weekend making calls to federal and foreign officials, trying to track down the delivery status of life-saving donor stem cells from Poland for her husband.
Viral ethics: Keeping our moral compass in a time of confinement
The scope and sweep of this viral pandemic gripping the world didn’t hit me until late last week, as I walked to meet a friend for coffee in downtown Spokane.
Fighting fear with beer: Virus spurs curbside beer sales
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (AP) — Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name. But with the new coronavirus popping up all over the country, a trip to your f…
Two 20-somethings extend 'invisible hands' in virus outbreak
NEW YORK (AP) — Liam Elkind's big heart and his break from college was a highlight of 83-year-old Carol Sterling's week.
How I bought a tiny home; one woman's story
HGTV shows have popularized tiny homes — typically those smaller than 400 square feet — in a big way. Many people are drawn to this alternative path to homeown…
Take A Deep Breath: Making Risk-Based Decisions In The Coronavirus Era
Just last week, it seemed OK to have lunch out or maybe meet up with friends for a game of pickup soccer.
Editor's Notebook: How we're connecting during a time of isolation
Growing up in Idaho, there have been so many crises around the country and the world that I’ve heard about but been sheltered from. Tornadoes, tsunamis, viral outbreaks. Even with massive forest fires in neighborin…
'We are fighting a losing battle': Local businesses struggle amid COVID-19 outbreak
BOISE — Estera “Esti” Stanciu usually tries to take one big trip a year. It’s not always easy on a bartender’s salary, but she’s been saving for it. Now she’s worried about using that money to make mortgage payment…
COVID-19 updates: Nine cases confirmed in Idaho
Wednesday, March 18
A look at allergies and heart health, with tips to endure pollen season amid coronavirus fears
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Edmunds: Why having old tires on your car is a risk
Tires are of vital importance since they are the only part of the vehicle that makes contact with the road. Yet motorists often neglect their condition and age…
Championing Idaho Artists
One of the most important contributions the Boise Art Museum makes to the cultural life of this city, indeed the state, is the Idaho Triennial. With its once-every-three-years survey format, this is an opportunity …
ADVERTISING: Advertorial — HOLLY CARLING: Immune power
We have the power to influence our immune system in its innate ability to protect us from the biological/environmental stresses that can bombard us from many directions. There are actions that we can take — good an…