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Dan Walters served at the department for 5 years and died in April 2020 from injuries related to a line-of-duty shooting

Daniel Walters selfie (with key details altered) If Photoshopped thirst-trap vaccine selfies of local journalists can't convince more people to get vaccinated, nothing can. When our cover story on 95 reasons to get vaccinated came out yesterday, everything began to change. The CDC announced what people who follow the science have known for a long time — once you're vaccinated, masks are almost completely unnecessary. ...

Reason 56: Take a vax selfie, rake in the Instagram likes. We've spent a year trapped in a nightmare. We've seen a half-million people die in the U.S. We've watched the places we've loved boarded up and bankrupted. We've gone crazy inside — locked down, shut in and fed up. And we've watched the world go crazy outside — a soaring murder rate, riots, insurrection and Instagram videos of people screaming at Walmart greeters about masks. The good news is this is the kind of nightmare you can pinch yourself and wa...

F riday kicks off Bloomsday 2021, once again happening virtually due to COVID-19. Last year's online version of Spokane's favorite road race proved remarkably popular, as tens of thousands of racers participated around the globe. This year, racers will knock out the 12-kilometer (7.46-mile) route of their choosing between April 30 and May 9 and submit their times to the Bloomsday folks. They'll even get the traditional finisher's T-shirt, just like they do when they race on the streets of Spokane. You can register to run this year's Bloomsday right up until May 9, online at bloomsdayrun.o...

Daniel Walters and Young Kwak photos Mayor Nadine Woodward brought in a third party — the state auditor's office — to look into concerns that involved her former opponent, Ben Stuckart. Yet the auditors never actually talked to Stuckart during their inquiry. M ayor Nadine Woodward and then-City Administrator Wes Crago didn't technically call it an "investigation" when they announced that they'd be hiring a third-party fact-finder at a February...