Emry Dinman is a City Hall Reporter at The Spokesman-Review. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and the construction industry, with a focus on regional interest and public security. Emry's work has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo Finance, The Seattle Times, and Firehouse Magazine.
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Spokane, United States (Local)
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Emry Dinman's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics in Spokane, Washington. The articles predominantly cover government announcements and legal policy regulations related to Spokane's city council, its decisions, and the impact of these policies on the local community.
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By: Emry Dinman
Voters considering who will represent Eastern Washington in Congress for the next two years may experience a bout of déjà vu when they see their ballots, but a lot has changed since Michael Baumgartner and Carmela Conroy first competed for the seat in 2024.
By: Emry Dinman, Orion Donovan-Smith
Eastern Washington voters have the same choices for Congress on the November ballot that they had two years ago.
By: Emry Dinman
The city of Spokane will host two resource fairs to help residents and homeowners navigate next steps to rebuild from the Spokane Complex fires, including free second opinions from Habitat for Humanity and Hayden Homes on quotes for repairs.
By: Emry Dinman
The Spokane City Council on Wednesday approved another 0.1% sales tax increase to help pay for a new $18.5 million criminal justice campus, mental health-trained 911 dispatchers and other investments.
By: Emry Dinman
The Spokane City Council officially opposes two statewide initiatives on ballots this November, one of which would ban trans athletes from playing in girls' sports and another which modifies parental ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Mitchell Roland, Emry Dinman
Congressman Michael Baumgartner and Democratic challenger Carmela Conroy faced off twice in the last two days, in a forum hosted by the NAACP Wednesday and a debate hosted by the Rotary on Thursday– o ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Emry Dinman
With roughly $24 million worth of property damage caused by the Spokane Complex fires, local governments are going to be losing out on a significant but not necessarily disastrous amount of tax revenue this year.
By: Emry Dinman
Weeks after Republican Dale Whitaker lost in the primary to become Spokane County's next auditor, he used his company phone numbers to send anonymous texts to local Republicans trying to undermine ri ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Emry Dinman
There are less than two weeks before the November election, and both Republican Congressman Michael Baumgartner and Democratic challenger Carmela Conroy are burning through their campaign cash faster ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Emry Dinman
Baumgartner, Conroy burn through campaign cash as election looms
