Spokane police seek info after deadly shooting on South McClellan Street
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Police Department is asking for anyone with information or camera footage to come forward after a deadly shooting early Sunday morning. According to an SPD spokesperson, the shooting happened in the 600 block of South McClellan Street. Police said one person was shot and...
Spokane motorcyclist dies in crash near Post Falls Sunday
POST FALLS, Idaho — A Spokane motorcyclist died Sunday morning after crashing while an Idaho State Police sergeant tried to catch up to him for excessive speeding on Interstate 90.
Post Falls woman dies in Shoshone County car crash Saturday
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — A 24-year-old Post Falls woman died early Saturday morning when her vehicle overturned on Coeur d'Alene River Road in Shoshone County, according to Idaho State Police.
Development Services Center Limited Availability During Training
Jessica Fisher, Public Information Coordinator, No Phone Number Available. The Development Services Center (DSC) will be engaged in training on a new permit system from October 20 to 24. During training, fewer staff will be available to assist with in-person, phone, and email inquiries. Customers are encouraged to...
Eastern Washington Weather Alert: Fall Rain Ends as Columbus Day Brings Frost and Sunshine
SPOKANE, Wash. – A wet start to the weekend gives way to a crisp, sunny Columbus Day as fall tightens its grip across eastern Washington. A strong cold snap follows several rounds of rain that could make for slick conditions on I-90 and local highways through Sunday. According to...
Musings on Halloweens past and present, plus a few other horrifying recollections
Marion wore roller skates for trick-or-treating that Halloween in 1950. When she rolled down Walnut Street to Broadway in Spokane, she could get from door to door and collect lots of treats that way. She was terrifying. She was my mother. I will tell you that your options seem really limited on a pitch dark Halloween...
Spokane celebrates 100 years since Bing Crosby’s departure
SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane continued to honor its hometown legend, Bing Crosby, on Saturday, marking the 100-year anniversary since he left the city to pursue a career in entertainment. The celebration took place at Gonzaga’s Bing Crosby House Museum, where a local author read sections from her new children’s...
MultiCare’s Bridge to Brunch 5k supports high school students interested in healthcare careers
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Despite the wet weather, hundreds of people gathered for MultiCare's annual Bridge to Brunch 5k on Saturday.
Airway Heights businesses support community programs with generous donations
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. – In an act of generosity, Grocery Outlet owners Kyle and Whitney Bennett donated food to Dr. Mable Dunbar on Friday, according to Airway Heights Police Department. This donation supports Dr. Dunbar’s work with Cleone’s Closet and Food Pantry and the Women’s Healing & Empowerment Network,...
Spokane declares October 10 as ‘Bing’s Day’ to honor legendary crooner
SPOKANE, Wash. — The city of Spokane declared October 10 as "Bing's Day," celebrating Bing Crosby with a ceremony that unveiled a landmark honoring the singer.