Dan Dickau on the Bulldogs heading to Kentucky as underdogs: ‘Gonzaga knows its backs...
Opportunities for the Gonzaga Bulldogs to improve their postseason resume are dwindling, making Saturday's game at No. 17 Kentucky that much...
New details released in murder of Spokane 3-year-old
Spokane County court documents say John Jones, the boyfriend of the toddler's mother, will be charged with second-degree murder.Story continues
Trial date set for suspect charged in death of adopted girl in Airway Heights
SPOKANE, Wash. — A trial date has been set for one of the two people charged with the death of an eight-year-old adopted...
Toddler found dead in north Spokane home identified
SPOKANE, Wash. — The toddler who was found dead in north Spokane last week has been identified by the Spokane County Medical Examiner....
20,000 pounds of calcium spilled on Highway 395 and Bulldog Creed Road
DEER PARK, Wash. — A belly dump truck from Idaho spilled 20,000 pounds of calcium on Highway 395 and Bulldog Road Monday morning....
Spokane Tribal Police need help in case of missing Indigenous woman
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Tribal Police are asking the public for help with any information about missing 27-year-old Jessica Birdtail. She was last...
‘Quite simply, unacceptable’: Gonzaga president speaks on student conduct at Zags, Saint Mary’s game
SPOKANE, Wash. — Gonzaga President Thayne McCulloh called the behavior from students at Saturday's game against Saint Mary's " quite simply, unacceptable." ...
Spokane Business Owner Uncovers Employee Theft Exceeding $30,000
SPOKANE - A business owner on the 100 block of N. Vista Road discovered a significant theft by an assistant manager, leading to a...
Spokane bar ‘The Wet Whistle’ will close it’s doors this week
Downtown Spokane cocktail and coffee bar will close its doors this week as it prepares for something new. The Wet Whistle announced its closure...
Washington lawmakers look to broaden hate crime law to cover vandalizing public property
A Pride flag, Oregon flag and U.S. flag rest on a desk in the Oregon Capitol. (Ron Cooper/Oregon Capital Chronicle) It didn't make sense...
