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The calendar has nearly flipped to September and somehow, after a series of unprecedented events, Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs still do not have a single p

The Hillsboro Hops kept their slim postseason hopes alive in Spokane last week, taking four of six games from the Indians, highlighted by one of the most productive offensive weekends in team history. The Hops two-day hit and run totals were a franchise record, and this was almost certainly the...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Governor Ferguson provided an update Monday afternoon after meeting with county and city leaders about wildfire response and recovery efforts.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Millennium Northwest has started demolition work on four plots of land in downtown Spokane as part of an effort to bring more residential options to the city's urban core.

Before Spokane homeowners are able to rebuild after this month’s wildfires, they have to solve the asbestos puzzle. An Oregon foundation wants to help Spokane wildfire survivors who may have lost the ashes of loved ones. Spokane’s city library system faces a big deficit next year. Today, we...

Welcome to CIVICS, where we break down the week’s municipal meetings throughout the Inland Northwest, so you can get involved and speak out about the issues you care about. Some things that stick out to us this week include:

Spokane, Wash. — People affected by the Spokane area fires were still working to remove damaged vehicles from their properties as neighborhood cleanup continued. 777 Towing reported it had been getting steady calls from owners who needed burned or damaged cars hauled away. The company said it had offered free tows afte

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Firefighters responded to a fire at Lumberbeard Brewing early Sunday morning around 4 am. When they got there, they say there was a fire on the roof. Firefighters were eventually able to contain it, but it damaged most of the brewery’s in house office.

SPOKANE — A Spokane woman will not be allowed to drive as she awaits trial on charges stemming from two separate incidents involving dangerous driving behavior, a judge ruled today.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A Spokane County man with 18 prior felony convictions was sentenced to nearly 10 years in prison today after pleading guilty to 6 crimes tied to a series of burglaries and thefts earlier this year, prosecuting attorney Preston McCollam announced. The case centered on break-ins at...