West Hills neighbors challenge tiny home projects
SPOKANE, Wash. — West Hills residents sent a 23-page letter to Spokane city officials Monday…
New Home Needed: Meet the Latest Adorable Dogs Up for Adoption in Spokane Valley,...
Have you been contemplating pet adoption, or simply love perusing adorable pets? A myriad of delightful pets are available for adoption at various animal shelters in the vicinity of spokane valley..
Silverwood raises more than $30K for local food banks
ATHOL, Idaho — Silverwood Theme Park announced on Wednesday that it has raised more than $30,000 for local food banks in the Spokane and North Idaho area. Silverwood said throughout September, it hosted Community Appreciation Weekends. During those weekends, the park contributed $4 from every general admission ticket...
Deputies arrest man for stealing car in Spokane’s Hillyard neighborhood
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- Deputies arrested a man for stealing a car in Spokane's Hillyard neighborhood last week, according to Spokane Valley Police Department.
Student brings BB gun to Shaw Middle School, spurs lockdown
SPOKANE, Wash - A student brought a BB gun to Shaw Middle School Wednesday, prompting a lockdown and police investigation.
Spokane Community College sees higher demand for food pantry during government shutdown
SPOKANE, Wash. – The free food pantry for students at Spokane Community College is seeing a significant increase in demand as the federal government shutdown raises on, with SNAP benefits expected to run out by November 1. The food pantry not only offers fresh food and vegetables, but shelf-stable...
509’s Most Notorious Crimes unmasks Spokane Serial Killer Robert Yates
His crimes began in 1975 with an unsuspecting couple on a picnic outside of Walla Walla. Robert Yates murdered 16 people by the time the Spokane Sheriff's Office caught up with him in 2000.
Amazon cuts 2,300 WA jobs. Eastern WA isn’t completely spared
Amazon Inc., the Tri-Cities’ fastest-growing employer, is shrinking its Washington workforce by more than 2,300 management-level employees starting in early 2026. The layoffs are largely confined to Amazon facilities in the Puget Sound area, but Eastern Washington is not completely spared. Amazon will lay off a small...
‘A quiet hurricane’; Spokane mayor declares emergency in response to federal shutdown, homeless ordinance
SPOKANE, Wash - One in five people in Spokane will lose federal food benefits if the government shutdown extends into November, prompting Mayor Lisa Brown to declare an emergency.
🌦️Rain for Wednesday early risers, sunshine🌞 in the afternoon – Kris
By the time many of us are on the way to work and school on Wednesday, the only sign of rain will be the wet streets and sidewalks. Most of the overnight showers will have wrapped up by around 7:30 a.m.

















