Green Bluff’s ‘Cherry Pickers Trot’ returns in July
GREEN BLUFF, Wash. — A Green Bluff tradition since 1978, the Cherry Pickers Trot, is returning July 16. The Cherry Pickers Trot was created by a Green Bluff resident in 1978, who wanted to create a community fun run through the orchards. With the help of two runners, Don Kardong and Rick Riley, the resident, Brenda McG
Free fitness classes return to Riverfront Park this summer with diverse workout options
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Riverfront Moves is returning to Riverfront Park next week!
Spokane County injured veteran to receive new retrofitted home
Finding housing is a growing challenge for many people in the U.S. It is particularly acute for those with disabilities, including military veterans. SPR's Kyrsten Weber, spoke with Bill Ivey, executive director of Homes for Our Troops and a 30-year veteran himself. This interview was edited for length and clarity.
Missing 81-year-old man last seen in Ione, may have been headed to Chattaroy bar
UPDATE: May 30 at 3:00 p.m. WSP updated its alert to say Stambaugh may have been headed to Whiskey Glasses Bar in Chattaroy. He was wearing tan or brown button up long sleeve shirt, gray pants, black and white sneakers along with a brown Stetson hat. Anyone with information is...
Missoula-based Tagliare Delicatessen expands to Airway Heights
Video Tagliare Delicatessen celebrated the opening of their first Spokane area location in Airway Heights. The Missoula-based Italian restaurant is themed off of rock-and-roll.
Lightning strikes damage homes in Spokane area
SPOKANE — A powerful thunderstorm brought around 40,000 lightning strikes to the Inland Northwest Thursday night, along with strong winds, rain and hail. Two of those strikes caused significant damage to residential buildings in the Spokane area. An apartment building near the Logan neighborhood was struck by lightning
Idaho Highway Accident Claims the Life of an Elderly Motorcyclist From Washington
The first fatal motorcycle accident in Idaho’s ‘100 Deadliest Days’ was reported by the Idaho State Police on Friday afternoon.
A shocked city reckons with guilty verdict of Spokane 3
Outside the courthouse where a jury had just convicted three Spokanites of a federal conspiracy, folks wept, screamed and committed to continue advocating for freedom of speech.
Motorcyclist dies in Coeur d’Alene I-90 crash investigation
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — Idaho State Police said a 72-year-old Spokane man died after a two-vehicle crash on westbound Interstate 90 at milepost 11 on the on-ramp. State police reported a Rathdrum Police Department officer came upon the crash just before 2:30 p.m. on Friday and asked troopers to respond. Investigators sa
Students return to Ferris High School following HVAC malfunction evacuation
SPOKANE, Wash. — Students and staff at Ferris High School are returning to the building Friday after firefighters determined smoke reported inside the school was caused by an HVAC fan, according to Spokane Public Schools.

















