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‘Had an abortion, search for female.’ Texas deputy searched Spokane County Flock cameras

Amidst nationwide and state scrutiny of the cameras, Spokane County’s Flock network was used by an out-of-state cop looking for a woman who had an abortion.

By Erin Sellers

/ 25 Nov 2025

Most WA federal rulings found immigrant detentions flouted due process

Watching the watchmen

An editor’s note on a deeply-reported series on the Flock cameras tracking your movements.

By Luke Baumgarten

/ 25 Nov 2025

Big budget business for Spokane city

CIVICS: Plus, extra overtime on offer for SpoVal cops during holidays, Spokane Valley projects a deficit in 2026 and Spo City could declare 2025 the year of the Cooperative.

By Erin Sellers, Valerie Osier and Aaron Hedge

/ 24 Nov 2025

Part of High Bridge Park set to be leased to American Indian Community Center for $1 a year

Native American kids less likely than others in WA to be offered second chance in juvenile court, data shows

Lawmakers and researchers push for new tracking measures as racial disparities and decentralized practices shape youth justice outcomes

By Melanie Henshaw, InvestigateWest

/ 23 Nov 2025

Police reform advocates win legislative concession in Olympia

Native American children significantly more likely to be arrested, detained in Washington

Before and after trial and even for low-level, nonviolent crimes, Native American youths are locked up at higher rates

By Melanie Henshaw, InvestigateWest

/ 22 Nov 2025

After pushback, WSU suspends transphobic continuing education courses

Students and faculty had pressured the university to revoke its accreditation of courses designed by a anti-transgender hate group, but it didn’t act until it came under external scrutiny.

By Farah Eltohamy

/ 21 Nov 2025

Allegations against Washington gender-affirming surgeon stir fears of backlash for trans patients

Spokane City Council keeps staff and the public alike in the dark at budget meetings

‘I shouldn't have to take the day off in order to know what my government is doing’

By Erin Sellers

/ 20 Nov 2025

The battle for a North Idaho city’s identity

Recent elections in Moscow, Idaho tell a very different story about the town than the national news’ attention to Doug Wilson’s Christ Church would suggest.

By Aaron Hedge and Jenny Davis

/ 19 Nov 2025

The six degrees of an embattled charismatic ministry

Price fixing, parking tax and policy impacts

CIVICS: Plus, a stormwater impacts study paid for by the airport.

By Erin Sellers and Aaron Hedge

/ 17 Nov 2025

SpoVal pastor helps push initiatives to erode student privacy

Partnering with Let’s Go Washington, the Family Policy Institute of Washington is working to require proof of biological sex for girls’ sports and to require schools to notify parents if their children seek medical care.

By Aaron Hedge and Cassy Benefield

/ 15 Nov 2025