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Vaccine

Roughly 500 Washington Department of Corrections employees expected to leave over vaccine mandate

Nation World

Biden pushes child care proposal in spending bill

U.S. President Joe Biden visited a child care center in Connecticut Friday, to argue for investments in child care and other social safety net programs.
Nation World

IRS is sending checks to millions of Americans starting Friday

The October advanced child tax credit payment is going out to eligible parents. Here's what to do if your payment is issued, but it doesn't show up.
Boomtown

Amazon launches first air gateway in Spokane

Spokane County Commissioner Al French said the Amazon air gateway would improve capacity for shipment customer packages in Spokane.
Boomtown

First Amazon Air flight into Spokane lands Thursday morning

The Amazon Air facility will create 50 new jobs in Spokane.
Business

Amazon launches first air gateway in Spokane

The Amazon air gateway would improve capacity for shipment customer packages in Spokane.
Business

What's happening with the John Deere negotiations? Workers go on strike

Unions announced late Wednesday that workers would go on strike.
Nation World

Unemployment claims fall to lowest level of pandemic

This week's drop in claims was the second in as many weeks.
Money

Deadline nears for people who received tax extension in May

The IRS is reminding the 188,400 Hoosiers who filed for a 2020 tax extension that their taxes are due this week.
Business

Former Trail Blazers executive Larry Miller reveals he shot and killed a man when he was 16

Miller said he shot and killed a man in 1965, and he's revealing the past now so he can help at-risk youth and people in prison.
Nation World

USPS, FedEx, UPS announce 2021 holiday shipping deadlines

With reported supply chain issues and new USPS changes, getting your holiday gifts and cards in the mail on-time will be extra important this year.
Politics

Spokane residents with past due bills won't have utilities turned off for now

According to Spokane Public Works Director Marlene Feist, about 7,500 customers had utility bills that were more than 30 days past due.

Mild and dry weather continues into Sunday

Three separate shootings reported in Spokane area

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Roughly 500 Washington Department of Corrections employees expected to leave over vaccine mandate

Biden pushes child care proposal in spending bill

IRS is sending checks to millions of Americans starting Friday

Amazon launches first air gateway in Spokane

First Amazon Air flight into Spokane lands Thursday morning

Amazon launches first air gateway in Spokane

What's happening with the John Deere negotiations? Workers go on strike

Unemployment claims fall to lowest level of pandemic

Deadline nears for people who received tax extension in May

Former Trail Blazers executive Larry Miller reveals he shot and killed a man when he was 16

USPS, FedEx, UPS announce 2021 holiday shipping deadlines

Spokane residents with past due bills won't have utilities turned off for now

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