It takes resources to offer these products and services, with most of these resources provided by taxpayers, a reader writes.

Lest we forget, we will be next George Retes, a Hispanic natural-born citizen and disabled veteran, was working as a security guard when he was chased down by masked agents who smashed his car ...

LFP Letters to the Editor: July 16, 2025 A Free Press reader says bike signals prevent crashes, "especially when turning drivers cross paths with straight-through cyclists." ...

The recent coverage of Nahanni Fontaine’s regrettable communication offers fuel for thought in a time when various public figures’ absence of filters pervades our society. Personal and biased ...

I appreciate the Free Press’s attempt to include the voices of homeless people in their stories, and I encourage you to continue doing so. But let’s be very clear — homelessness isn’t like ...

We’re writing to correct misinformation about our lawsuit against Robert Judge.

Letters to the Editor: June 25, 2025 A Free Press reader writes to say he was fortunate to have purchased Tom Benner's last life-size sculpture, a polar bear.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) — The city and county are working together to bring locals another Balloon Fiesta drive-in movie on Wednesday, June 25. The event is part of the second “Summer of Non… ...

So Farage’s one-off payment amounts to just over two years of tax at 2021-2022 rates followed by a permanent free ride at the expense of other taxpayers.

The Downtown Spokane Partnership and artist Monet Lyons launch "Free Love Letters," an evolving art project at River Park Square celebrating Spokane's spirit.

Army anniversary parade needed more coverage Today’s (6-14-25) edition devoted 40 column inches to essentially, promoting the ‘No King’ demonstrations organized throughout the cou… ...

Having watched “Good Night and Good Luck” on CNN Saturday night, I realized it is very important (now more than ever) that media companies stand up for a free press and back their reporters.