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Downtown Spokane businesses that sell alcohol to-go could soon face mandatory restrictions on when they can sell certain items, as the state prepares to decide whether a six-month trial program should become permanent.
Spokane considers making downtown alcohol sales restrictions permanent
SPOKANE, Wash. —Downtown Spokane businesses that sell alcohol to-go could soon face mandatory restrictions on when they can sell certain items, as the state prepares to decide whether a six-month
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Kootenai County voters will decide on a $6 million levy next month for Kootenai County Fire and Rescue. It is the first time in the department's history it has asked for a levy.
Kootenai County fire department seeks first-ever levy
KOOTENAI COUNTY, Idaho — Kootenai County voters will decide on a $6 million levy next month for Kootenai County Fire and Rescue. It is the first time in the department's
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The government shutdown is starting to impact paychecks. Watch a new Money Saving Monday on Good Morning Northwest to see steps you can take to manage.
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The Tony Award winning play "Stereophonic" is coming to Spokane next week! Actor Steven Lee Johnson (Charlie) sat down with KXLY to chat ahead of the show's run.
WATCH: Actor Steven Lee Johnson chats with KXLY ahead of "Stereophonic" coming to Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The most Tony-nominated show of all time is coming to Spokane next week.
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The sound of trumpets, drums, and color guard routines echoed through the Mead High School campus this morning, as students rehearsed for one of the most anticipated music events of the year — the Pacific Northwest Marching Band Championships.
15 schools set to compete in the Pacific Northwest Marching Band Championships
SPOKANE, Wash. — The sound of trumpets, drums, and color guard routines echoed through the Mead High School campus this morning, as students rehearsed for one of the most anticipated
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Are you ready for winter? Many of us aren't exactly looking forward to the colder weather and the inevitable storms. But here's the good news: what you do right now could protect your home and save you some money this winter.
Steps to prepare for winter now that will save money down the line
Are you ready for winter? Many of us aren't exactly looking forward to the colder weather and the inevitable storms. But here's the good news: what you do right now
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