Elena Perry is a legislative reporter for The Spokesman-Review, focusing on local news in Spokane, Washington. Her work covers a range of topics including weather, local businesses, cultural events, education, and technology. Elena's articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of issues that impact the Spokane community.
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Elena's coverage is primarily focused on local events, government announcements, and evolving stories in the Spokane area. She regularly covers topics related to education, entertainment news, and government & politics.
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By: Elena Perry
One woman died and eight other people were injured Saturday afternoon in a vehicle rollover crash on U.S. Highway 395 just outside of Ritzville.
By: Elena Perry
One woman died and eight other people were injured Saturday afternoon in a vehicle rollover crash on U.S. Highway 395 just outside of Ritzville.
By: Elena Perry
After around a year of limited library services, Post Falls celebrated the grand reopening of their freshly renovated library on Monday.
By: Elena Perry
In 2007, it was Gary DeVercelly Jr. at Rider University in New Jersey. In 2014, it was Tucker Hipps at Clemson University. In 2017, Timothy Piazza died days after a hazing ritual at his Penn State fraternity.
By: Elena Perry
Washington State University freshman Sam Martinez, 19 from Bellevue, died during a hazing event at his fraternity, Alpha Tau Omega.
By: Elena Perry
It may be FAFSA's year. The once-dreaded Free Application for Federal Student Aid incurred major changes in recent years intended to simplify the process and expand aid eligibility to more students.
By: Elena Perry
Spokane Public Schools may pay $12.2 million for a University District building to relocate central administration from the district-owned downtown office. The U-District space also may become the new home of the Community School.
By: Elena Perry
Spokane Public Schools plans to shrink its empire by as many as seven properties while purchasing space in the University District in a bid to consolidate buildings.
A Lewis and Clark High School Senior was selected as one of the top 650 academically inclined seniors in the United States and a finalist for “one of the nation’s highest honors” in high school academia.
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