Liberty Lake Police host free women’s self defense class this month
LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. -- The Liberty Lake Police Department and MØDE are hosting a free women's self defense class later this month.
Second suspect in deadly shooting near Gonzaga University makes first court appearance
SPOKANE, Wash. – The second suspect involved in the deadly shooting near Gonzaga University made his first court appearance Friday. Marius Velasquez is accused, along with Zachary McGriff, of shooting and killing Shawn Cranford. McGriff appeared in court on Oct. 24. Thurston County deputies arrested Velasquez on...
Hunters should watch out for sick or dead birds, experts warn
SPOKANE, Wash. — Health officials are asking people to avoid contact with wild birds that seem sick or are dead. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has confirmed three cases of bird flu in local Canada geese and an owl. Bird flu occurs naturally among wild aquatic birds...
Babka Meets Brioche: Sweet Tooth’s South Hill Debut Mixes European Bakes with Spokane Roots
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Spokane’s pastry map just got redrawn. New café-bakery Sweet Tooth has opened on the lower South Hill, bringing raised brioche doughnuts, rotating cake batters, and Old World bakes to 1230 S. Grand Blvd. The venture comes from Ukrainian-born owner Igor...
Pour It Your Way: Griffin Tavern Brings a First-to-Eastern-Washington Tap Wall to Spokane’s Theater...
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Downtown Spokane’s newest tavern leans British and lets you pour your own pint. Since late July, the newly opened Griffin Tavern Kitchen + Taphouse at 1001 W First Ave has been drawing show-goers and night owls with pub comfort food and tech-forward taps,...
From Howard to Madison: Soulful Soups & Spirits Returns, Keeping Spokane’s Comforts Close
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. After an emotional spring closure, Soulful Soups & Spirits is back ladling comfort in downtown Spokane, trading its Howard Street past for a new address and a renewed promise: familiar favorites with a stronger neighborhood heartbeat.
🌤️More sunshine for your Spokane Sunday, with seasonal temps and don’t forget the time...
Hello there! After a rainy and windy start to our weekend, dramatic changes are on the way as we head into Sunday.
Avista to disassemble rock relocation crane, causing street closures
SPOKANE, Wash. – Avista completed its rock relocation project at the Monroe Street Dam and plans to dissemble and move the crane out of the project area on November 3, which will cause street closures. During the disassembly, Spokane Falls Boulevard will close between Post Street and Lincoln Street...
Dia de Los Muertos in Spokane with Nuestras Raíces
Today is Dia de Los Muertos — or Day of the Dead. Here's how Spokane is commemorating the holiday.
Spokane Residents Urged Not to Handle Sick or Dead Wild Birds Amid Confirmed Bird...
Health and wildlife authorities in Spokane, Washington, are advising the public not to touch wild birds that look sick or are found dead for unknown reasons. This follows confirmation of three avian influenza cases in the area by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). The cases involved two Canada...
