Spokane WA

May 18—Lewis and Clark and Cheney have waged entertaining battles for Greater Spokane League 3A/4A boys' golf supremacy the last two years with the Tigers claiming the title this spring and the Blackhawks rising to the top in 2025. It's helped sharpen both programs as they head to their...

While a few showers and weak thunderstorms will pop up again on Tuesday afternoon, we are slowly moving towards drier and warmer conditions in the days ahead.

LOON LAKE, Wash. — Two people were injured in a head-on crash on State Route 395 about four miles south of Loon Lake during the evening hours of May 18, Washington State Patrol said in a release. According to WSP, a pickup truck was heading north and a smaller...

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane City leaders estimate 20,000 people are expected to make the Lilac City home between now and 2046. On Monday night, the city council approved a major step in shaping how the city could grow over time. With a 6-1 vote, the Spokane City Council adopted...

In 2015, Khaleel was charged with killing her nephew. The case went to trial and ended with an acquittal.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – With home prices surging in recent years, and some consumers questioning if homeownership is within reach, WalletHub released a study of the most affordable cities to buy a home in the United States, naming some cities in the Pacific Northwest. According to WalletHub, the median...

The coaching tree for Gonzaga under Mark Few remains a fruitful one, with yet another former Zag getting a vote of confidence from his new school. Roger Powell,

MOSES LAKE, Wash. — The Washington Turfgrass Seed Association (WTSA) is awarding three Eastern Washington communities funding for grass field improvements through the 2026 Fields for the Future Grant Program. The $30,000 in projects approved by the WTSA Board of Directors include:. City of Moses Lake — $10,000 for...

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Department of Health is closely tracking hantavirus as six people in Washington are being monitored for possible exposure. Two of those people live in eastern Washington, but health officials in Spokane say there is no reason to be alarmed.

In a Monday morning ruling before jury selection began in the trial of the Spokane 3 and over arguments from the federal government, Judge Rebecca Pennell ruled that body camera footage from Sheriff’s Deputy Brittan Morgan would be admissible in court.