“Pedestrian interference” tickets spiked during Expo celebrations; meanwhile, Spokane Police are now enforcing the...
On a chilly Saturday morning in late March, Joseph Sampson, 47, was standing with a group of friends across the street from City Gate,...
Rosie’s Restaurant, a fast-casual breakfast and lunch spot, opens in downtown Spokane
What's better than breakfast food and a socially acceptable way to day drink?. Breakfast food, a socially acceptable way to day drink, and great...
An immersive exhibition diving deep into the life and work of Vincent van Gogh...
Anyone who's taken a basic art class knows of Vincent van Gogh, the 19th century post-impressionist famous for his vivid colors and broad brush...
A pilot program in Spokane is addressing the mental wellness of students and teachers...
Staff at child care centers face many challenges, including occupational burnout, lack of mental health support, funding concerns and lack of professional development to...
Don’t fight it: Paper St. Coffee Co. is determined to make you happy
Hanging from the ceiling next to his espresso machine, Mike Oehm has a giant ring toss game. It's next to a stack of thrifted...
Manito Park named best public park in Washington state
SPOKANE, Wash. - Manito Park has been named one of the best public parks in Washington State. According to HGTV, Manito Park, located in...
Cheney educators rally amidst contract negotiations with school district
CHENEY, Wash. - Members of the Cheney Education Association (CEA) gathered outside Cheney Middle School Wednesday amidst ongoing contract negotiations with the School District....
“Do not ignore ability”: ER nurse fights for the right of amputees to join...
Spokane, Washington — Hannah Cvancara is motivated, physically fit and patriotic, everything the U.S. military desires. Except for a condition the military considers disqualifying:...
Free legal clinics available in Spokane help with immigration, eviction and other legal issues
SPOKANE, Wash. -- People in need of legal counsel or advice in the Inland Northwest should be aware of a free resource available...
A CVHS grad may be the ‘next person’ from Howard U
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