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Endometriosis treatment developing at WSU, local patient shares debilitating struggles of incurable disease (opens the original)
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"We know the drug works for endometriosis using the mouse model," WSU School of Molecular Biosciences Professor Kanako Hayashi said. NonStop Local's Melinda Lee shares Hayashi's potential treatment and one woman advocating for fellow endometriosis patients. NonStop Local Multimedia Journalist/Reporter Nominate your non-profit organization for a chance to win a coffee delivery from KHQ and Craven's Coffee!
Suicide survivor shares story of hope, helping prevention efforts in Spokane area schools (opens the original)
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A Spokane Valley mother who once struggled with depression and suicidal thoughts as a child is now using her story to help kids who may be feeling the same way. SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - Krystal Allison is passionate about inspiring hope in children who may be feeling depressed, anxious, or suicidal. "I mean my anxiety and depression probably started at 8 (years old)," Krystal said. "There was a lot of family things that happened, my dad decided to leave... it ended up making me feel like the bigg
Families feast, dance, cook together as 'Stuffed on the Bluff' festival debuts at Beck's Harvest House (opens the original)
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Labor Day weekend in Green Bluff is looking a little different this year, with "Stuffed on the Bluff" at Beck's Harvest House bringing together 14 food trucks, live music, and locally grown produce for the whole family. GREEN BLUFF, Wash. â Cars lining up along Greenbluff Road Saturday made it clear that our community craved a food and music festival, which is what's being offered this Labor Day weekend at Beck's Harvest House. Todd Beck said "Stuffed on the Bluff" was the perfect name for thi
Stevens County fire crews work 40 hours, one after losing home (opens the original)
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When the Old Trails Fire broke out on August 1st, Stevens County firefighter Alexis "AJ" DeLeo showed up to battle the blaze, even after learning her own home had been lost in the fire. SUNCREST Wash. - Alexis 'AJ' DeLeo may not be the tallest firefighter inside Stevens County Fire District 1, but she's not short on passion. "I always wanted to be a firefighter when I was younger," AJ said. "I love this job. I signed up for this job. That means showing up here and serving and protecting our comm
Spokane police warn against dangers of improper medication disposal (opens the original)
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SPOKANE, Wash. - If you have a bottle of unused prescription medication that you'd like to get rid of, the Spokane Police Department says there is a right way, and wrong ways, to dispose of these drugs. "You definitely do not want to flush them down the toilet," said SPD's Tricia Leming. "We would like to protect our aquafir and our water and that stuff winds up giong into our city's water." The Spokane Police Department also warns against simply throwing these unused medications in the trash. "
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