Spokane County sheriff’s office asks for help identifying men in armed robbery
SPOKANE, Wash. - Detectives with the Spokane County Sheriff's Office asked for help identifying two men in photos connected to an armed robbery earlier this month. Investigators said the robbery happened at 1201 North Barker Road. Detectives reported they had reason to believe the two men were involved. Authorities sai
Girl, 8, found dead in overflowing bathtub after mother allegedly left her home alone
SPOKANE, Wash. (Gray News) - A Washington state mother is facing charges after her 8-year-old daughter, who had allegedly been left home alone, was found dead in an overflowing bathtub. Travionna Johnson, 23, is facing felony charges of manslaughter and abandonment of a dependent. Her 8-year-old daughter was found dead
Oregon State Women Fall to Eastern Washington 2-1 in Final Non-Conference Game
After finishing the first half tough, it looked like the Beavers might mount a second half comeback, but they couldn't find the shot to even the game.
RAW: NY: NOR’EASTER- LONG BEACH
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Dangerous Frost Advisory Issued for 8 Counties in Washington and Idaho as Temperatures Drop
A Frost Advisory is in effect for a large stretch of eastern Washington and the Idaho Panhandle as overnight temperatures are forecast to fall as low as 33 degrees. The National Weather Service office in Spokane issued the advisory, warning that frost could form across the region from midnight tonight through 9 a.m. PD
Washington Street to close for grind and overlay project starting Monday
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane will close Washington Street next week for a grind and overlay project that includes curb ramp replacements for ADA accessibility, stormwater system upgrades, and water main replacement.
Spokane-area data center proposals, explained
The debate over data centers in Spokane County has heated up like an overloaded digital server rack buzzing — not with electricity, but with information and angst. Activists have been frantically gathering and analyzing that information, but it’s a lot for the average person to handle at one time. Storylines around sev
Spokane teen with cerebral palsy surprised with adaptive bike at Shriners
SPOKANE, Wash. — For most of her life, riding a bike did not seem possible for 14-year-old Emelyn Blair.
Spokane County weighs delay to planning policy changes amid local control issues
SPOKANE, WA – Spokane County officials are considering delaying action on proposed countywide planning policy changes until October as leaders raise concerns about local control, housing allocations and how the policies could affect cities’ land-use decisions. During
Camp Sekani announces reopening following Upriver Fire mitigation
SPOKANE, Wash. - Three months after the Upriver Fire reached full containment, Camp Sekani has announced the date of their reopening to the public. The Department of Natural Resources’ Hazard Mitigation Work & Urban Forestry team has been hard at work, removing most of the hazard trees on site. Volunteer Partners with

















