Of the $4.1 million special interest groups have spent on elected offices across Washington state this election, almost half has been spent on just 5 races in Spokane. These independent expenditures overwhelmingly benefit conservatives.
This year’s election is fueled by record-breaking amounts of money. Here’s our guide on how to know who’s talking to you when you see a campaign message.
One’s a sales tax for a new jail, the other is a law that would criminalize homelessness in most of Spokane. Here’s the context you may need before you fill out your ballot.
The Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander community has asked for the removal of a monument they call ‘racist and misleading.’ A mayoral veto and an empty city council seat stand in the way.
We look city-wide at how Spokane voted in the August primary elections, with a special focus on how the neighborhoods most affected by Camp Hope, Catalyst & Trent Shelter voted.
Local municipalities, like Spokane County, often struggle to provide the full range of necessary language access services for community members to access criminal legal help.
