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In the aftermath of recent fires, Mountain Laboratories in Spokane faces delays testing asbestos from burned home debris as it works on 500 to 600 samples.

The backlog may delay clearance for demolition permits and cleanup needed to begin rebuilding.

Eastern Washington University President Shari McMahan has stepped away from daily operations after a recent cancer diagnosis to focus on treatment and recovery while Vice President Cesar Portillo takes charge as Fall classes begin Sept.

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Prostate cancer screenings have increased in Spokane, and more cases have been detected.

Health experts advise men to discuss screening options with their doctors — early detection remains key.

Girl Scouts have debuted two new cookie flavors — a creative twist on classic recipes — that will soon be available at local sales events.

The launch highlights the group's innovative approach to a long-standing treat.

89-year-old pharmacist and educator Don Burge recaps his passion for sourdough when he begins teaching three SCC classes in sourdough baking (Sourdough Basics, Sourdough Bread and Cinnamon Rolls plus British Buns) in Spokane this month.

He aims to share his history-rich recipes with eager students.

A local asbestos lab experienced operational delays when nearby fires disrupted its work today, and emergency crews are checking for potential hazards in the area.

At the home season finale, the Spokane Indians gave a fan a surprise first pitch by selecting his name from an envelope during fan appreciation night; the moment capped off the season with a crowd-pleasing highlight.

After the recent firestorm, White Dog Coffee raised $20,000 for ten families using funds from purchases, tip buckets, and online donations—helping families like the Roets in the Rifle Club area rebuild after their loss.