Banking on Business – Versalia Pizza
STCU and Nonstop Local KHQ have teamed up to shine a light on local businesses making our community better. This month, we caught up with Versalia Pizza to see how they're getting involved with our community.
SpokAnimal promotes adoption ahead of National Rescue Dog Day
SPOKANE, Wash. – With National Rescue Dog Day approaching, SpokAnimal is shedding light on the adoption process and the benefits of welcoming a rescue dog into your home. Dori Peck, SpokAnimal's executive director, shared insights on the current situation at the shelter. SpokAnimal currently has 45 dogs in the...
Two construction projects expected to impact drivers in downtown Spokane, East Central neighborhood
SPOKANE, Wash. — Two construction projects are expected to impact drivers in downtown Spokane and the East Central neighborhood starting Monday, May 19. Here is what you need to know as you head out the door for your Monday morning commute, according to the City of Spokane. Downtown Spokane...
Spokane City Council to increase spending on police wrongful death suit
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane City Council is set to increase its defense budget in a wrongful death lawsuit involving a man killed by police in 2022. Robert Bradley, 41, was killed by police in September 2022. His family claims he was ambushed by police while unloading his van. However, Spokane County Prosecutor...
Cultural celebrations continue despite backlash to DEI
Tere Graham attended the African American Graduation Ceremony more than a decade ago after graduating from Eastern Washington University. Although she previously lived in Spokane and attended Lewis and Clark High School, it was during this ceremony that she first felt connected to the Spokane community. “I just saw...
☂️Afternoon rain and a chance for a storm⛈️tonight
After a dry morning, rain will return around midday across the Inland Northwest. After some light rain, scattered showers and thunderstorms will stick around our area through the evening.
Cool and showery start to the week
Cool & showery to start the week before a warming trend for Memorial Day weekend. We are looking at a cool and showery start to the work week. Some start-time temperatures ar…
Zip it good: Spokane’s zip line nears takeoff
SPOKANE, Wash. — This story was originally published on MyNorthwest.com. Following years of debate, Spokane’s long-discussed downtown zip line may finally become a reality by the end of July. The new zip line would run above the Spokane River, offering a new thrill for both locals and tourists,...
Spokane police expand park patrols to combat crime this summer
SPOKANE, Wash. — As summer nears and Spokane’s parks fill with the sights and sounds of children playing, a less welcome reality still lurks in the background: illegal camping, drug use, and violent crime.
Gas prices jump around Spokane this week
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Prepare to pay more at the pump this week in Spokane.