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J ust days before what was expected to be an announcement that Spokane County would be rolled back to Phase 2 restrictions due to a recent spike in coronavirus cases — instead, the county is staying in Phase 3 for at least the next two weeks — local restaurant owners were feeling, yet again, thrown into a state of limbo. News of the potential rollback came as many were beginning to ramp up staffing to meet an increase in demand for in-person dining, while also dealing with an unprecedented dearth of applicants. Several owners reflected, in...

Black Flag. Eventually, Egan became a well-known figure within the scene. In his mid-20s at the time, he became the self-described “friendly neighborhood older dude.” Sometimes he would even do promotional work for bands—taking photos that would go on album covers, 7” records or flyers. Not in it for the money, all Egan asked for in return was maybe a 7” or a T-shirt. He’s still friends with a lot of the people from the scene to this day.  Through his photography, Egan was able to witness the evolution of the local punk and hardcore scene firsthand. From the beginning, he says th...

KXLY February 25, 2021 6:59 PM Elenee Dao SPOKANE, Wash. — For some local restaurants, every dollar counts. That includes money paid each year for health permits through the county. “Nobody’s happy about what’s taken place since March,” said Mark Starr, the owner of David’s Pizza. Restaurant owners are feeling a little more stressed than others. In the last 11 months, they’ve had to close down and reopen. It was an endless cycle. Now that they’re open with some limitations, it’s still not enough. “Actually, utilities went up because if you might re...

Defense still awaiting DNA evidence in 1986 Chisholm slaying A judge indicated he may release the defendant from custody if an agreement is not in place by next week to ensure timely access to investigative reports. 1:45 pm, Feb. 16, 2021 × Michael Carbo Jr. Three weeks after seeking sanctions, the defendant in a 1986 Chisholm homicide has only received a "fraction" of the files he requested from a company that reportedly used DNA technology to crack the cold case last summer, a defense attorney said Tuesday. Michael Allen Carbo Jr., 52, was charged in July with intent...

Delays could derail Iron Range cold case cracked with genealogy databases Evidence requested from DNA firm hasn't been produced in 1986 killing.  February 16, 2021 — 2:41pm Text size Copy shortlink: DULUTH – In July the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and Chisholm police announced they had cracked a 34-year-old murder case using DNA evidence and public genealogy databases, leading to the arrest of an Iron Range man. But on Tuesday a judge warned if that evidence isn't provided soon the suspect could "at minimum" be re...