Showery weekend weather on tap for the Inland Northwest
Starting on Friday night, passing showers move back into the Inland Northwest. With valley temperatures warming into the day on Saturday bringing highs into the 40s, rain is expected for most. Areas around Northeast Washington, the far North Idaho Panhandle, and the Waterville Plateau still have an overnight threat...
Spokane singles explore dating apps for long term connections
Many singles in Spokane are turning to dating apps in hopes of finding long-term relationships. Maggie Ray, a local resident with experience using these platforms, said she believes Hinge is more geared towards serious connections compared to Tinder.
Slushy roads on a warmer Friday afternoon 🌡️
Slick and icy roads from this morning will turn into slushy puddles while temperatures rise above freezing today and stay there through the weekend.
STCU offers FAFSA completion help in Washington state, Idaho
STCU is offering free assistance to anyone in need of help with the FAFSA form, a crucial step for those looking to further their education. This initiative is a collaboration between STCU, local high school and college career counselors, and Launch NW.
Gonzaga’s Braden Huff reaches career milestone with Princeton transfer Caden Pierce in attendance
Caden Pierce was able to witness Gonzaga forward Braden Huff accomplish several feats during their time together as teammates at Glenbard West High School in Il
Spokane businesses report improved safety following stricter camping regulations
SPOKANE, Wash. — It has been a little over two months since the city of Spokane tightened its anti-camping law, and some property owners say the change is hard to miss.
SpokAnimal remains closed as staff continues to treat unknown virus in the dog kennels
SPOKANE, Wash. — SpokAnimal remains closed nearly a week after it announced a temporary closure due to the spread of an unknown virus that is causing pneumonia among the dogs. The nonprofit's executive director, Dori Peck, states that the staff is currently caring for 19 sick dogs. She says...
Favorite 2025 interview: Spokane nurse advocates for amputees seeking military careers
Spokane nurse Hannah Cvancara has been challenging a U.S. military policy that forbids amputees, such as her, from serving in some capacities. SPR’s Eliza Billingham was interested in hearing more of Cvancara’s story, so she invited her into the studio. This interview lightly edited for clarity and length.
8 Steepest Streets in Washington to Avoid This Winter
Which Washington streets do you want to avoid in the Winter and have some fun with in the Summer?
SpokAnimal continues clinic operations amidst temporary closure due to dog pneumonia outbreak
SPOKANE, Wash. — SpokAnimal says it is still offering clinic appointments despite the temporary closure currently in place due to a pneumonia outbreak among dogs at the shelter. According to SpokAnimal, the affected animals are being completely quarantined and will not effect operations at the clinic. The clinic...

















