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CHAS Health Center in Spokane is now offering primary care at $20 per visit to refugees and others who lost Medicaid coverage.

The center also connects patients to specialist services & financial aid to ease the burden from recent policy changes affecting thousands, including many Ukrainian refugees.

The Ridgeline Falcons defeated the University Titans 52-7 in a game that showcased strong teamwork on the field today.

Green Bluff’s two local farms host fall festivals: Beck’s Harvest House holds its Fall Harvest Festival with a corn maze & pumpkin donuts until Oct.

31 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Siemers Farm offers a Fall Festival with a castle maze and pirate ship playground until Nov. 1.

The Cheney Blackhawks beat Central Valley 41-14 in a game played recently, showing strong effort by the team.

The win boosts their season and excites local sports fans.

Governor Bob Ferguson detailed his plan for banning cell phones in public schools statewide at Lewis & Clark High School today — a proposal that includes a first-year grace period — to boost student focus ahead of the next legislative session.

Officials announced that SNAP benefits will soon change to adjust eligibility and support for program participants — details on updated guidelines are expected in the coming weeks.

Former Spokane Chiefs star Berkly Catton is starting his second season with the Kraken after an offseason of focused training and personal growth (including tours in Vancouver and Boston).

He is expected to boost team play as he settles back into his natural center role.

Today at 6:30 p.m., the Cougars host Fresno State in a Pac-12 game where coach Kirby Moore urged quarterback Caden Pinnick to protect the ball (WSU is 1-3 and needs a win to keep bowl hopes alive).