In the news, Thursday, October 31, 2024

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Spokane's largest homeless shelter is closing. There aren't enough places for its clients to go.

By Eliza Billingham

Spokane mayor announces new warming shelter funds

By Eliza Billingham

Emma Rue's in downtown Spokane switches to evening hours and Euro-inspired cafe plates

By Eliza Billingham

Discover five Inland Northwest ghost towns where the past still eerily echoes

Burke, Idaho: Wedged between mountains, the Silver Valley mine town's history of rich resources still echoes down the canyon

By Chey Scott

Govan, Wash: A railroad put this Lincoln County community on the map, but a 1927 fire set its demise in motion

By Colton Rasanen

Elberton, Wash: This picturesque Palouse town thrived from agriculture and timber, but died out as nearby resources did

By Azaria Podplesky

Cloverland, Wash: The only original building left in this briefly booming orchard town in Asotin County is its well-preserved garage

By Azaria Podplesky

Sherman, Wash: Tucked amid rolling fields is the well-kept remnant of a town that began to decline shortly after its founding in the 1880s

By Colton Rasanen

Q&A: Former Gonzaga head coach Dan Monson returns to the PNW sidelines to lead Eastern Washington University

By Seth Sommerfeld

Here's a roundup of last-minute election news as you prepare to turn in Nov. 5 ballots

By Inlander Staff

NEWS BRIEFS: Community Colleges of Spokane partner with Whitworth for admissions

Plus, Spokane could expand its bike network; and Mayor Brown finishes Cabinet hires

By Inlander Staff

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from The Spokesman-Review

Newspaper in Spokane, Washington

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