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Measure to require "biological sex" verification for all WA girls’ sports athletes on November ballot

If passed, the hedgefund-millionaire-backed ballot measure would enact one of the nation’s strictest examination requirements for girls’ athletics.

By Erin Sellers

/ 15 Oct 2026

Measure to require "biological sex" verification for all WA girls’ sports athletes on November ballot

¿Quién quiere cobrarles impuestos a los millonarios?

Los partidarios del impuesto a los millonarios ponen el énfasis en los "millonarios"; los opositores, en el "impuesto".

By Daniel Walters

/ 15 Oct 2026

¿Quién quiere cobrarles impuestos a los millonarios?

Who Wants To Tax a Millionaire?

Supporters of the Millionaires Tax focus on the “Millionaires” — opponents focus on the “tax.”

By Daniel Walters

/ 15 Oct 2026

RANGE preguntó a cuatro adolescentes de la zona qué opinan sobre la iniciativa electoral de la Carta de Derechos de los Padres

La privacidad, los derechos de los padres y la seguridad de los adolescentes estarán en juego en las elecciones de noviembre, con una iniciativa de Let’s Go Washington que busca modificar los derechos de los padres en el estado.

By Erin Sellers

/ 15 Oct 2026

RANGE preguntó a cuatro adolescentes de la zona qué opinan sobre la iniciativa electoral de la Carta de Derechos de los Padres

RANGE asked 4 local teenagers how they feel about the Parents Bill of Rights ballot measure

Privacy, parental rights and teen safety on the ballot in November as Let’s Go WA measure seeks to change parental rights in the state

By Erin Sellers

/ 15 Oct 2026

RANGE asked 4 local teenagers how they feel about the Parents Bill of Rights ballot measure

Public, meet our friend, the PDC website

How you can use a RANGE reporter’s favorite tool to find all the juicy details during election season

By Erin Sellers

/ 15 Oct 2026

Public, meet our friend, the PDC website

After RANGE revealed calloused cop texts, sheriff reopens shooting investigation

Less than two months after he announced four Spokane police officers were justified in the 2024 killing of Joshua Musselman, the Spokane County Prosecutor asked investigators to take another look.

By Aaron Hedge

/ 14 Oct 2026

After RANGE revealed calloused cop texts, sheriff reopens shooting investigation

Empire of grift

A donor is suing worship pastor Sean Feucht, claiming Feucht may have spent his $250K donation on personal real estate rather than the concert tour it was intended for.

By Aaron Hedge

/ 14 Oct 2026

What to know about mail-in voting for the 2026 midterms

The Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration from imposing new rules on mail-in voting before the November midterm elections. That means nothing has changed for voters — and mail-in voting can proceed as planned.

By Teddy Amenabar, Propublica

/ 13 Oct 2026

What to know about mail-in voting for the 2026 midterms

A lot of questions with (most of) the candidates

From skyrocketing cost of living to public safety to what could happen to the millionaires tax, we covered a lot of ground. See where candidates running for Congress, WA Legislature, state Supreme Court and Spokane County Auditor land.

By RANGE

/ 12 Oct 2026

A lot of questions with (most of) the candidates

Spokane City Council voting on new 0.1% public safety sales tax Wednesday

Plus, PolitiCrawl is this Friday, and you should be there!

By Erin Sellers and Aaron Hedge

/ 12 Oct 2026

Spokane City Council voting on new 0.1% public safety sales tax Wednesday

Una organización que ayuda a los inmigrantes despide trabajadores mientras buscaban sindicato

La Red de Solidaridad de Inmigrantes en Washington despidió a trabajadores que intentaban sindicalizarse. Ahora, la Junta Nacional de Relaciones del Trabajo investigará las acusaciones de que la organización sin fines de lucro se negó a reconocer la demanda sindical y en cambio tomó represalias.

By Daisy Zavala Magaña and Yong-Yu Huang

/ 9 Oct 2026

Una organización que ayuda a los inmigrantes despide trabajadores mientras buscaban sindicato