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Judge says 2 siblings exploited dementia-stricken dad — now their brother could inherit his $1B fortune
A Spokane judge found two heirs unduly influenced their father, real estate magnate Harlan Douglass. Here's what that means for the estate and how your family can guard against fraud.
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Deep dive into voter turnout in Washington state
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Washington ballots due by 8:00 P.M. on November 3rd
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Union Pacific Dispatchers Will Vote on ATDA Representation
WASHINGTON — The National Mediation Board has authorized a representation election for train dispatchers employed by Union Pacific. The American Train Dispatchers Association announced the decision on October 29. The vote will decide whether those dispatchers organize with the association. The announcement set no voting dates. A Union Pacific...
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Final push for votes for Eastern Washington congressional candidates before Election Day
SPOKANE, Wash. — There are only two days left until the high-stakes Midterm election and one of our region’s most competitive races is heating up. On November 3rd, voters will decide who will take the seat of Washington’s 5th congressional district, representing Eastern Washington. Democratic candidate Carmela...
Courthouse News Service
Spokane defends City Council resolution naming politician-turned-pastor as ‘domestic terrorist’
SEATTLE (CN) — The city of Spokane appeared before the Ninth Circuit on Wednesday seeking to dodge a former Washington state representative’s claim that the City Council violated the state constitution by labeling him a domestic terrorist. “A legislative resolution does not inflict punishment within the meaning of...
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Former judge Tim Fennessy hangs up his robes to teach at GU's School of Law
A judge’s day can bring both the joy of a family adoption and the harsh realities of a criminal case. For Judge Tim Fennessy, a former Spokane County Superior Judge, those conflicting experiences were part of a job that offered a look into all corners of the Spokane community.
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Mount Spokane Ski Patrol kicks off 62nd annual ski swap in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Mount Spokane Ski Patrol opened its 62nd annual ski swap Saturday morning at the Spokane fairgrounds, drawing an estimated 4,500 people looking for winter gear as the Inland Northwest's mountains see their first snowfall.