Woman’s passion for genetic genealogy aids in naming suspect in 1997 murder of Spokane...
SPOKANE, Wash. — Next month marks 29 years since a mother of two was found murdered in a downtown alley. Detectives believe she had been raped. Her skull was crushed in. For years, the search for her killer went nowhere. That all changed in late 2025. Maragret Anselmo had...
Spokane County Jail looks to finalize contract with new medical provider
Spokane County Jail is switching to a new medical provider. Administration at the jail explained their efforts to make the transition a smooth one.
AI innovation in Menopause care available in Washington
SPOKANE, Wash. – According to data from the Society of Women’s Health Research, 6,000 women in the United States enter menopause every day. That’s more than two million a year. But for women seeking menopausal care, waiting for an appointment, can take months. “It could take up...
“Alien.” “Ice pick-up.” “immigration violation.”
This story was published in partnership with the University of Washington’s Center for Human Rights, who provided data analysis. Searches for “alien,” “overstay” and “unlawful entry.” Dozens of searches for “immigration,” and “immigration+.” More than 700 searches with just “ICE” as the reason. Hundreds of searches...
Spokane sends swift-water rescue team to Puget Sound amid severe flooding
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Fire Department and other local agencies deployed a swift-water rescue team to Western Washington on Wednesday after the State of Washington requested emergency assistance amid widespread flooding and continued heavy rainfall.
Op-Ed: Good dreams destroyed by bad homeless policies
Of all the things a citizen should reasonably expect from her city, the “quiet enjoyment and protection of her civil rights and liberties” (so phrased by the great English jurist William Blackstone) is certainly foremost. Linda Biel, a citizen and business owner in the city of Spokane, is being denied that. Like most...
Job openings stayed consistent in October, layoffs rose, according to Department of Labor
The U.S. Department of Labor released its Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey for September and October on Tuesday, with findings showing. The Labor Department reported that the number of available job openings stayed the same from September to October at around 7.7 million openings. Job openings last peaked at...
Moose on Trailhead Golf Course in Liberty Lake
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Spokane Doctor Pays $120,000 to Settle Allegations of Improper Controlled Substance Prescribing
SPOKANE, WA — A Spokane physician has agreed to pay $120,000 and surrender his federal prescribing privileges for three years to resolve federal allegations that he issued hundreds of controlled-substance prescriptions without a legitimate medical purpose, according
People race to Spokane gas station for cheap gas
SPOKANE, Wash - The cheap gas frenzy started Wednesday afternoon when the Hamilton Market dropped the price of gas to $1.48 a gallon.
