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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 12 MIN

Filming documentaries has taught Tig Notaro not to assume she knows what's coming

from SPR News Today · host Owen Henderson, Eliza Billingham

Plus, Spokane will consider an yearlong, citywide moratorium on data centers next week. Spokane's Safe and Healthy Task Force says the region must do a better job of balancing criminal justice needs with social service needs. Puyallup high school wrestler sues WA transgender athletes policy. Ballmer Group pledges up to $1.5 billion in forgivable loans for WA affordable housing. And a wildfire prevention bill had bipartisan support in the Senate. Then GOP lawmakers added a provision to kill the "roadless rule."

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