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TODAY'S HEADLINES


PROPOSED LAW WOULD BAN THE CONTROVERSIAL PRACTICE OF ISOLATION AS PUNISHMENT IN
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS

2 a.m.

A group of lawmakers and activists are pushing for a bill that would outlaw all
student isolation in public schools by the year 2026. The bill in question would
still allow for supervised physical restraint if the situation is immediately
dangerous and a school staffer has no alternative options to fix the situation.
Weather


WITH TEMPERATURES WELL BELOW ZERO, AVISTA ASKS BOTH ELECTRIC AND NATURAL GAS
CUSTOMERS TO CONSERVE POWER

Weather


FRIGID STRETCH DRAWS SPOKANE’S UNHOUSED POPULATION INDOORS: ‘I’M DONE WITH THE
COLD’

Gonzaga basketball


FOUR OUT: AFTER A FIFTH LOSS, WHERE DOES GONZAGA GO FROM HERE?

Crime/Public Safety


WOMAN GETS 12 YEARS IN PRISON FOR STABBING 53-YEAR-OLD MAN TO DEATH AT SPOKANE
PARK


WOMAN GETS 12 YEARS IN PRISON FOR STABBING 53-YEAR-OLD MAN TO DEATH AT SPOKANE
PARK


FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD SPOKANE FIRE DEPARTMENT DURING SEARCH FOR PERMANENT CHIEF


‘WE’RE SELLING LIFESTYLES’: LOCAL RV DEALERS HOPE TO REBOUND IN 2024


20-YEAR-OLD WOMAN SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON FOR LURING UNIVERSITY HIGH
STUDENT TO HIS DEATH


FORMER EMPLOYEE SUING SCRAPS FOR FIRING HER, ALLEGEDLY KILLING DOG SHE SOUGHT TO
ADOPT TO HURT HER


BILL WOULD ALLOW DEATH INVESTIGATORS IN WASHINGTON TO RECEIVE WORKERS COMP FOR
PTSD


PRIEST RIVER MAN DIES DAYS LATER FROM HEAD-ON CRASH

Read all of today’s stories



Weather


WITH TEMPERATURES WELL BELOW ZERO, AVISTA ASKS BOTH ELECTRIC AND NATURAL GAS
CUSTOMERS TO CONSERVE POWER

Weather


FRIGID STRETCH DRAWS SPOKANE’S UNHOUSED POPULATION INDOORS: ‘I’M DONE WITH THE
COLD’

Gonzaga basketball


FOUR OUT: AFTER A FIFTH LOSS, WHERE DOES GONZAGA GO FROM HERE?





BUSINESS


ALASKA AIRLINES PAID $1,500 TO FLIGHT 1282 PASSENGERS. THAT WON’T STOP THE
LAWSUITS.


 * CREDIT CARD DELINQUENCY RATES CLIMB TO DECADE HIGH IN FED STUDY


 * FOX NEWS AND MIKE LINDELL'S MYPILLOW ARE TAKING A BREAK


 * COSTCO'S NEW CHINA STORE TRIGGERS SHOPPING FRENZY ON OPENING DAY


SPORTS


WASHINGTON STATE KNOCKS OFF NO. 8 ARIZONA, 73-70, BEHIND CLUTCH SHOT-MAKING AND
TIMELY DEFENSE


 * FOUR OUT: AFTER A FIFTH LOSS, WHERE DOES GONZAGA GO FROM HERE?


 * NO. 16 GONZAGA WOMEN EVENTUALLY FIND THEIR FLOW, BEAT SAN DIEGO 85-67


 * EASTERN WASHINGTON SURGES PAST IDAHO IN SECOND HALF FOR ANOTHER 20-PLUS POINT
   VICTORY IN BIG SKY PLAY

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 * WSU Football
 * Gonzaga Basketball
 * Gonzaga Women's Basketball


PACIFIC NORTHWEST


WILL TACOMA COPS ACQUITTED IN MANNY ELLIS CASE BE FIRED? HERE’S WHEN DECISION
WILL COME


 * NEW:  SPOKANE COUNTY, NORTH IDAHO REPORT FIRST FLU DEATHS IN THE SEASON;
   VACCINES STILL AVAILABLE


 * FRIGID STRETCH DRAWS SPOKANE'S UNHOUSED POPULATION INDOORS: 'I'M DONE WITH
   THE COLD'


 * U.S. SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW RULING BLOCKING GRANTS PASS FROM PUNISHING
   HOMELESS PEOPLE SLEEPING IN PUBLIC PLACES

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 * Washington
 * Idaho


SPONSORED


DURING THE HOLIDAYS, YOU MAY HAVE NOTICED YOUR PARENTS NEED MORE HELP


 * COMBATTING LONELINESS: WHY STAYING CONNECTED IS VITAL TO YOUR HEALTH


 * AVOID FALLING FOR A SCAM CALL, TEXT, OR EMAIL


 * FAST HEART ATTACK CARE SAVES SPOKANE MAN FROM A WIDOW-MAKER


MORNING REVIEW PODCAST

The Morning Review podcast is your first look at the headlines in today’s paper.
All the news, weather and sports you need to start your day.

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The Spokesman-Review's award-winning photojournalists have been covering the
Inland Northwest since 1894.

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 * Then & Now


 * GONZAGA MEN VS. SANTA CLARA (JAN. 11, 2024)


 * GONZAGA WOMEN VS. SANTA CLARA (JAN. 11, 2024)


 * ICE SCULPTURES IN SPOKANE


 * GONZAGA MEN VS. SAN DIEGO (JAN.6, 2024)


 * NORTHWEST PASSAGES: THE REUNION - GU'S 1999 ELITE 8 TEAM


NATION/WORLD


U.N. WARNS GAZA STRIP HEADING FOR FAMINE AS SPECTER OF WIDER WAR LOOMS


 * ARCTIC BLAST SCRAMBLES FINAL WEEKEND OF IOWA CAMPAIGNING


 * PENTAGON: AUSTIN STILL HOSPITALIZED WITH NO RETURN DATE SET


 * NAVY SEALS MISSING AT SEA AFTER SHIP-BOARDING MISSION OFF SOMALIA

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EDUCATION


PROPOSED LAW WOULD BAN THE CONTROVERSIAL PRACTICE OF ISOLATION AS PUNISHMENT IN
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS

2 a.m.


 * ‘IT’S PRACTICALLY HEALTH CARE’: WA TEENS URGE LAWMAKERS TO REQUIRE NARCAN IN
   EVERY HIGH SCHOOL


 * UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS ALLEGE DISCRIMINATION AND HOSTILE
   ENVIRONMENT


 * STATE SUPERINTENDENT SAYS WASHINGTON SCHOOL KIDS' RIGHTS ARE 'SLIPPING,' ASKS
   FOR HELP FROM STATE


A&E


‘THERE’S NOTHING WORSE THAN A FORGOTTEN STORY’: WITH ‘THE STRANGE BEAUTIFUL,’
CARLA CRUJIDO MIXES FANTASY AND SPOKANE HISTORY

12 a.m.


 * WHAT RECORDING ARTISTS MIGHT PLAY SPOKANE AFTER A HUGE LEAP UP THE
   ENTERTAINMENT CHARTS


 * IT'S 'NEVER ENOUGH' FOR PARKER MCCOLLUM, WHO WILL MAKE HIS DEBUT AT THE
   SPOKANE ARENA


 * HINDER RETURNS TO NORTHERN QUEST WITH LONG-AWAITED NEW SONGS

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 * Music
 * Books




LOCAL GOVERNMENT


FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD SPOKANE FIRE DEPARTMENT DURING SEARCH FOR PERMANENT CHIEF


 * UNIONTOWN COMMUNITY BUILDING FINDS SHORT-TERM COMPROMISE WITH TOWN TO KEEP
   SAUSAGE FEED ON TRACK


 * FRIGID STRETCH DRAWS SPOKANE'S UNHOUSED POPULATION INDOORS: 'I'M DONE WITH
   THE COLD'


 * FORMER EMPLOYEE SUING SCRAPS FOR FIRING HER, ALLEGEDLY KILLING DOG SHE SOUGHT
   TO ADOPT TO HURT HER


TRANSPORTATION


DEDICATED BIKE LANE PLOW AND SWEEPER COMING TO SPOKANE


 * SPOKANE AIRPORT SEES HANDFUL OF FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS AS FAA GROUNDS ALL
   BOEING 737 MAX 9S


 * CANCELLATIONS AT SEA-TAC CONTINUE AFTER BOEING 737 MAX 9 INCIDENT


 * SPOKANE PLANS TO CLEAR BIKE LANES WITH NEW AND 'TRANSFORMATIVE' SNOW PLOW


OUTDOORS


HAPPIER TRAILS: FOREST SERVICE RELEASES FINAL SNOWMOBILE PLAN FOR NORTH IDAHO


 * GOVERNOR ORDERS NEW WOLF REMOVAL RULES


 * MISSING MAN'S BODY RECOVERED FROM NORTH IDAHO AVALANCHE AFTER TWO SURVIVORS
   RESCUED


 * COLD WEATHER PROVIDES A CHANCE TO LOOK AHEAD TO SUMMER


WEATHER


HERE ARE TIPS TO KEEP YOUR DOG SAFE DURING THE BITTERLY COLD WEATHER AFFECTING
WASHINGTON


 * FRIGID STRETCH DRAWS SPOKANE'S UNHOUSED POPULATION INDOORS: 'I'M DONE WITH
   THE COLD'


 * SPOKANE DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY, INCREASING HOMELESS SHELTER CAPACITY AS
   TEMPERATURES PLUMMET


 * IT'S ABOUT TO GET REALLY COLD IN SPOKANE. HERE'S HOW TO STAY SAFE.




LIFE


JANUARY’S SECRET: IT’S ACTUALLY THE BEST MONTH

12 a.m.


 * RON SYLVESTER: REAL MAGIC IN 'THE STRANGE BEAUTIFUL'


 * TENS OF THOUSANDS OF BOOKS READY TO TAKE HOME AS PART OF PAGE 42'S ANNUAL
   FREE BOOK FAIR


 * WINTERFEST DELIVERS COOL FAMILY FUN


PUBLIC SAFETY


20-YEAR-OLD WOMAN SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON FOR LURING UNIVERSITY HIGH
STUDENT TO HIS DEATH


 * BILL WOULD ALLOW DEATH INVESTIGATORS IN WASHINGTON TO RECEIVE WORKERS COMP
   FOR PTSD


 * WOMAN GETS 12 YEARS IN PRISON FOR STABBING 53-YEAR-OLD MAN TO DEATH AT
   SPOKANE PARK


 * BICYCLIST DIES AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR IN SPOKANE VALLEY


CRISIS IN UKRAINE


HOW THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT SILENCES WARTIME DISSENT


 * SUNAK GIVES UKRAINE TIMELY BOOST OF SUPPORT WITH KYIV VISIT


 * ZELENSKYY RULES OUT HALT TO FIGHTING AS PRESSURE ON KYIV GROWS


 * ZELENSKYY SEES NO PRESSURE TO FREEZE WAR AS PUTIN PRESSES ON




NORTHWEST PASSAGES BOOK CLUB


MOST RECENT STORY:

‘THERE’S NOTHING WORSE THAN A FORGOTTEN STORY’: WITH ‘THE STRANGE BEAUTIFUL,’
CARLA CRUJIDO MIXES FANTASY AND SPOKANE HISTORY

Sun., Jan. 14, 2024


UPCOMING EVENTS:

 * CARLA CRUJIDO "THE STRANGE BEAUTIFUL" ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2024

 * SPOKANE BLACK VOICES - THE BLACK LENS LAUNCH CELEBRATION ON THURSDAY,
   FEBRUARY 01, 2024

 * UNEXPECTED WEATHER EVENTS BY ERIN PRINGLE ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2024

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COLUMNISTS


SPIN CONTROL: LEGISLATURE FACES RECORD NUMBER OF INITIATIVES THANKS TO RECORD
SPENDING ON SIGNATURE GATHERING


 * NEW:  50 YEARS AGO IN EXPO HISTORY: THE FAIR WAS EXPECTED TO BE A BOOM FOR
   THE LOCAL JOB MARKET, WITH MANY OPEN POSITIONS NOT REQUIRING ANY EXPERIENCE


 * 50 YEARS AGO IN EXPO HISTORY: THE KITCHEN OF THE FUTURE WOULD BE ON DISPLAY
   AT THE FAIR COURTESY OF WHIRLPOOL


 * FRONT PORCH: THE 'TRULY AGED' AREN'T TAKING LIFE SITTING DOWN


LONG READS


 * ‘IT WAS JUST RAINING FIRE’: THE DAY THE GRAY FIRE CHANGED A TOWN FOREVER


 * U.S. LAWMAKERS, INCLUDING IDAHO SEN. RISCH, AND GLOBAL LEADERS GRAPPLE WITH
   MORAL DILEMMA OF ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR AT HALIFAX FORUM


DEEP DIVES


 * BUGS IN THE SYSTEM: HOW A BUNGLED SOFTWARE ROLLOUT IS ENDANGERING INLAND
   NORTHWEST VETERANS


 * UKRAINE HITS HOME: A YEAR OF FEAR AND LONGING FOR SPOKANE’S UKRAINIAN
   COMMUNITY


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