As nonprofit takeover looms, Spokesman-Review union rebukes plan to keep embattled editor Rob Curley
Despite concerns newsroom staffers shared with InvestigateWest and RANGE, the nonprofit taking over Spokane’s daily paper ...
Daisy Zavala Magaña is a reporter for RANGE in Spokane, Washington, who has covered farmworkers and labor rights issues. Before joining RANGE, she worked in the U.S.-Mexico border community of Nogales ...
As Klickitat County Sheriff Bob Songer retires, candidates have distanced themselves from some — not all — of Songer's most ...
It was Friday the 13th when Andrea Johnson heard the news from a friend over a muffled telephone receiver from the county jail in Cascade, Idaho. After 16 months behind bars, Johnson had been granted ...
Whitney Bryen reports on injustice and vulnerable populations for InvestigateWest. A journalist since 2010, she is dedicated to raising marginalized voices and holding power to account especially at ...
This report was produced in a collaboration between InvestigateWest and RANGE. When the Spokesman-Review announced plans to transfer Spokane’s 143-year-old, family-owned newspaper to a nonprofit ...
InvestigateWest is a nonprofit founded in 2009 to produce investigative journalism that sparks change across the Pacific Northwest. Our work has led to 15 new state laws and a number of other ...
InvestigateWest is a nonprofit founded in 2009 to produce investigative journalism that sparks change across the Pacific Northwest. Our work has led to 15 new state laws and a number of other ...
Michelle Caswell still recalls the nights when her boss prayed beside her bed, kneeling so close she could feel his warm breath on her face and she worried he’d try to kiss her. Caswell was 31, ...
This investigation was reported in a collaboration between Inside Climate News and Columbia Journalism Investigations. MCDERMITT CALDERA, Ore.—On a cold and overcast spring morning, Katie Fite stood ...
Under the banner of “Dig, Baby, Dig,” the Trump administration is supercharging an already powerful mining industry. What will happen to vulnerable plants and animals?
In a July 28 letter, most of the federally recognized tribes in Washington pushed the state to deny permits to a developer because its project along the Columbia River would mean the unavoidable ...
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