Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to donate 40,000 pounds of food to...
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced this week that it will donate a truckload of food to Second Harvest Inland Northwest. The church says the donation aims to aid food banks as they continue to serve families facing rising demand and economic pressures.
East WA rep wants private cemeteries, English as state language
Budget, religious liberty and burial grounds were the tip of the iceberg of what Washington’s 7th District Rep. Hunter Abell, R-Inchelium, discussed in regards to the 60-day state legislative session starting this week. The 7th District covers Pend Oreille, Stevens, Ferry, and some of Spokane and Grant counties....
4 Washington school districts face Title IX investigations
Four school districts in the state of Washington are under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education. The Cheney, Sultan, Tacoma, and Vancouver districts are among 18 entities in 10 states facing Title IX investigations, the U.S. Department of Education announced Wednesday. Complaints claim these districts...
New Spokane pizzeria specializing in Detroit style opens in downtown
SPOKANE, Wash. -- From Detroit to Cheney, now in Spokane! Barrelhouse Pizzeria brings Motor City's famous pizza to downtown.
Boomtown: North Spokane Corridor construction sees progress, stays on track for 2030 completion
SPOKANE, Wash. — New structures are going up as part of the North Spokane Corridor (NSC) project in Spokane, and the Washington State Department of Transportation says drivers will continue to see more progress in the coming months. "We'll be elevated through this entire stretch, so it will be...
Spokane Transit closes downtown smoking area in safety pilot program
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Transit Authority has closed the smoking area at its downtown plaza as part of a pilot program to improve safety.
Huge Spokane Tool, Equipment, Appliance Theft Ring Busted
After a thorough investigation, Spokane County Deputies broke up the ring.
SCRAPS delays adult dog adoption reopening after more parvovirus cases detected
SPOKANE, Wash. - SCRAPS will not reopen its adult dog adoption floor as expected on January 14, Spokane County announced in a social media post, as more parvovirus cases were detected in adult dogs over the weekend. "All affected animals are receiving treatment, and we are continuing our enhanced cleaning...
Grievances filed in Spokane senior fraud case
Bonnie Gow, the former victim's ombudsman, is advocating for justice after feeling blindsided by a plea deal in the case involving 85-year-old Loretta Holley. Gow expressed frustration over not being informed of the full details before the sentencing hearing on Friday.
Here are the Spokane City closures for MLK Day
SPOKANE, Wash. — Here are the different city closures for Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 19. The MLK Day Annual Unity Rally, March and Resource Fair will be on Monday from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Spokane City Hall will be closed on Monday, along with...
