Another front-page foible from the #SpokesmanReview. At first, I thought it was just in the e-edition, but… nope. Passive voice aside, this still never should have made it to print. 🙄

Rob Curley: We're going nonprofit, and you have questions. Here's what to expect The Spokesman-Review is on the path to being owned and operated by a local 501(c)(3), and it is planning to use some sort of new “hybrid” funding strategy that is a little different than what most oth...

considering what might be done, at least regarding #SpokesmanReview, I've been learning about their (pending?) transition to non-profit ownership, incl plans for a People’s Editor/Ombudsperson www.spokesman.com/stories/2025...; was one, but got fired in the fall www.inlander.com/news/letters...

Again, biased inflammatory language in the #SpokesmanReview gives away the writer’s left-leaning opinion. Right-leaning example: “…strongest protections for women and girls in the country.” Neutral: “…strongest measures addressing the issue nationwide.”

According to the #SpokesmanReview, noted photojournalist #JacobRiis published an article in 1889 and a book in 1990…what a remarkably long and storied life he must have led! 🙄

News bias is easy to spot. The objectionable “force” instead of the more neutral “require” is an editorial choice. This @idahocapitalsun.com headline in the #SpokesmanReview should read, “ID House passes bill requiring schools and doctors to inform parents of their children’s gender identity.”

Journalism 101: If you’re reporting someone’s death and you mention a diagnosis, maybe include what the person was diagnosed with? #SpokesmanReview

Well, THAT’S embarrassing, #SpokesmanReview. 🤦🏻‍♂️ I can remember a time when errors like this were unheard of.

‪Found the original @miamiherald.com headline. The #SpokesmanReview changed it. Why?‬

Okay, #SpokesmanReview ...was the intruder at #Mar-a-Lago armed or not? Your headline says "maybe" but the @miamiherald.com article that you ran today says he was. It can't be both.

What is 'Subclade K'? The new flu variant may already be in Spokane Much of the country is facing record flu cases thanks to a new strain of the virus. And the “subclade K” variant is likely already here in Spokane.

From #SpokesmanReview: The country faces record flu cases due to a new strain, #SubcladeK. Though not in this year’s shot, the vaccine is still useful.

@jennifernuzzo.bsky.social notes #Flu strain mismatches happen, but vaccines still keep people out of the hospital.

More here ⤵️

Anyone else seeing this more often? I know good help is hard to find, #SpokesmanReview, but come on.

Thank you so much to Nancy Street for this #SpokesmanReview #LetterToTheEditor today in support of my campaign for #CheneyCityCouncil! Your support is so appreciated! 💙💛

#VoteRebeccaLong #CheneyWA

“Mail That’ll Make You Smile (or Cry, in a Good Way).” 🥰

There is a volunteer-run group the Dad Letter Project that will write letters strangers looking for pick-me-ups💌 We LOVE this🥳 #kindesschampions #thereisgood❤️

Thanks #SpokesmanReview😊 www.spokesman.com/stories/2...

Spokane Public Schools students have steadily become more engaged in the district, measured by involvement with a sport, club, the arts or a community group at school. This school year, nearly 65% of students were engaged in something nonacademic at school. buff.ly/apqWAwr #SpokesmanReview #WAedu

Years of Michael Dinning's dreams conspire to bring new art gallery featuring local artists to downtown Spokane When the decadeslong dream of opening an art gallery became a reality for Spokane artist Michael Dinning last month, one thing he didn’t want to do was hang his own work in it.

#Spokane, #D2ArtGallery is participating in #FirstFriday tonight. They got covered in the #SpokesmanReview.

#art #local #galleries

www.spokesman.com/stories/2025...

Article: #Spokane #newspaper #SpokesmanReview

Lu Hill: Washington lawmakers can address revenue shortfall without cutting important services I’ve written extensively about how taxes pay for the services that improve our neighborhoods – from parks to public transportation to roads and bridges. State tax dollars are also critical to help add...

THREAD: SO many people in WA want #WaLeg to reject budget cuts & fix our tax code, like Lu Hill. In the Spokesman-Review, Lu highlights how lawmakers can be bold by pursuing progressive revenue + rejecting harmful budget cuts.

#EmpireHealthFoundation #SpokesmanReview

As any #TwinPeaks fan knows... #Spokane and the whole PNW is mention often in the series. #David Lynch even lived in #Spokane for a short time as a child. This #SpokesmanReview article talks about the mentions.

#DavidLynch will be missed.