Man jailed for trailhead assault in Spokane Valley
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. – A man was sentenced to 30 days in jail for an unsettling incident at a Spokane Valley trailhead. According to a press release from the Prosecuting Attorney's office, the man was found guilty of assault and indecent exposure. His sentencing took place on March 3, 2026.
Bracketology Stock Down: Gonzaga
Mackenzie Brooks joins Hailey Sutton and Tiffany Blackmon to discuss Gonzaga's falling tournament stock.
Light Up Your Neighborhood for FREE!
Jessica Fisher, Public Information Coordinator, No Phone Number Available. The City of Spokane is offering property owners a FREE solar-powered, motion-detecting residential light! The Spokane Safe and Bright Residential Light program aims to help residents illuminate commonly dark areas in their neighborhoods, such...
Gonzaga, UW program designed to improve region’s health care
Mar. 2—MOSES LAKE — Geoff Jones, a physician and assistant clinical dean at the University of Washington Medical School, said giving medical students a wide variety of experience benefits both the students and their future patients. "We think that educating learners with docs that are actually working in the...
Local wind farms blocked
The City of Spokane recommended that residents install their light "in an alleyway, sidewalk or public walking area." The Whitman County Board of Commissioners has passed an ordinance banning locally permitted wind energy projects, but Harvest Hills Wind plans to continue pursuing its project through the Washington...
Tucked among now-towering trees, a romantic cottage on Spokane’s South Hill is ready for...
Nestled behind hedges on a corner lot in Spokane’s historic Rockwood district, the William and Margaret Solby House is the stuff of fairy tales: textured pink stucco accented by green-shuttered windows, and even what appears to be a thatched roof. Hollyhocks sway outside the entrance to the charming cottage, birds...
Spokane property owners eligible for free residential light, city announces
SPOKANE, Wash. - Property owners within the Spokane city limits are now eligible to receive one free solar-powered, motion-detecting residential light. The City of Spokane announced in a press release that remaining funding from the American Rescue Plan Act would fully support the program. "The Spokane Safe and...
Ice cream truck spotted in Spokane neighborhood despite winter chill
SPOKANE, Wash. – An ice cream truck was seen rolling through a Spokane neighborhood on Saturday, February 28, raising questions among residents. A NonStop Local employee captured the video in the Colbert area, showing the truck despite the chilly winter weather with spring still weeks away. It's currently unclear...
Chris Davis leaves RiverBank to join DCI as operations chief
Chris Davis is shifting the focus of his operational leadership from community business banking to digital banking solutions in a fresh career move to Data Center Inc (DCI) announced this week. In a statement on LinkedIn, Davis writes: "This post is filled with both excitement, and bitter sweet memories because...
Sewer work will require pedestrian detour in Spokane’s Riverfront Park
SPOKANE, Wash - Next week, people who walk, ride and scooter through Riverfront Park will need to prepare for a detour.

















