Why A Tiny Town Outshines Seattle For Millionaire Status
Ever wonder where the wealthier families in Washington are settling down? Some neighborhoods have become hotspots, reflecting more than just high property values.
Spokane declares October as Domestic Violence Action Month
SPOKANE, Wash. – The City of Spokane has designated October 2025 as Domestic Violence Action Month, according to an official proclamation signed by Mayor Lisa Brown. “Domestic Violence Action Month is not just about awareness; it is about action, healing, and community,” city officials stated. “From our police...
Nonprofit donates more than 1,000 books to Spokane County Jail
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Over a thousand books were gifted to the Spokane County Jail on Saturday thanks to Pages of Redemption, a nonprofit that provides educational reading materials to inmates across the state.
10-year-old Spokane Valley artist wins 2025 Tom’s Turkey Drive T-Shirt Contest
SPOKANE, Wash. — A 10-year-old artist from Spokane Valley has been selected as the winner of the 2025 KREM Cares Tom’s Turkey Drive T-Shirt Contest, Numerica announced. Her artwork will be featured on this year’s Tom’s Turkey Drive T-Shirts, which help raise awareness and support for the local holiday food drive.
Man convicted of brutal 2008 Spokane double homicide to be resentenced
SPOKANE, Wash. — Family, friends and attorneys are preparing to go back to court for a case thought to be closed 15 years ago, as Justin Crenshaw, the man convicted of brutally stabbing two young people in Spokane in 2008, is set to be resentenced. For the last 15...
Firefighters tackle structure fire in Spokane Valley
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. – The Spokane Fire Department (SFD) reported a structure fire on East Euclid Avenue and North Ralph Street. The incident was first reported around 4 p.m. on Friday afternoon. SFD Officials stated that a full emergency response had been dispatched to the location of the fire.
New Wake Up Calls coming to Richland
A Spokane-based coffee shop chain appears to have plans to open another Tri-Cities location. A sign announcing a future home for The Wake Up Call was installed Oct. 9 in front of the bare ground at the southern terminus of Thayer Drive where it meets the off-ramp for Interstate 182 and Lawless Drive.
Mayor Brown proposes ‘city wide ban’ on homeless camping
SPOKANE, Wash. – Two months after a series of updates to Spokane's municipal code on obstruction of public property, Mayor Brown is revisiting the code with a proposal to modify public camping law. A draft of Mayor Brown's ordinance was presented to Spokane City Council Wednesday afternoon. In an...
Auburn Mayor: ‘I had no idea’ South Hill rapist was released to Auburn
Kevin Coe, the man known as Spokane’s “South Hill Rapist,” was released from state custody after more than four decades behind bars and in civil commitment. Coe, 78, registered as a Level 3 sex offender, is now at a home on 15th Street S.E. in Auburn, after plans to place him in Federal Way received pushback....
3rd annual Halloween X-SPO returning to Spokane Convention Center
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Get ready for the 3rd annual Halloween X-SPO at the Spokane Convention Center later this month.