Doug Nadvornick
Program Director, News Director, Inland Journal HostOne of the Northwest's most seasoned reporters is returning to his SPR roots. Doug Nadvornick will be heard frequently on KPBX and KSFC reporting on local news.
Doug concurrently is the program director of the Washington State University Health Sciences educational TV cable channel in Spokane. For the past few years, Doug provided communications outreach for the WSU College of Medicine. By no small coincidence, Doug is an alum of WSU.
Doug's previous radio work includes news director for SPR, founding program director for KSFC, and Inland Northwest Correspondent for the Northwest News Network. He worked in commercial radio, at the weekly Pacific Northwest Inlander newspaper.
Doug's memorable moment in public radio: "Going into the mountains with a hydrologist who was collecting snow samples. That made for one of the best 'sound' stories I've ever produced."
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The legislation makes changes to the state's 14-year-old Death with Dignity Act -
The state House has apparently killed a proposal that would have embedded initiative and referendum signature requirements in the state constitution.
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The Washington and Idaho legislatures advance proposals to make "accessory dwelling units" more common.
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The money comes from federal pandemic relief funds and aims to reduce phosphorus pollution in the CDA Basin.
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Brad Little says the property tax relief bill is too complicated, filled with unrelated items
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The Bulldogs lose in the Elite Eight round in Las Vegas.
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The Bulldogs squeaked out a dramatic 79-76 win over UCLA in the NCAA Western Regionals on Thursday night.
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The Senate approved one of Governor Little's top priorities, but the fate of a bill that tweaks it is unclear.
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Board members say the decision to run a 'perpetuity' levy in March was not the right one.
