7-Eleven on Second and Division declared chronic nuisance property by Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. — The 7-Eleven at Second and Division has been officially declared a chronic nuisance property by the City of Spokane, marking the third time the convenience store has received such an order in recent years.
Nine Mile Falls students return to school after Spokane fires
SPOKANE, Wash. — Students in the Nine Mile Falls School District returned to class today, taking a step toward normalcy after a turbulent summer of wildfires that threatened the region.
Dogs take over Spokane pools at Spokanimal’s annual Doggy Dips event
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane Parks & Recreation has partnering with SpokAnimal C…
Spokane teen with leukemia stops treatment, chases final dreams
A decade of care included hospital stays, chemotherapy and blood transfusions. Even with that history, her loved ones tried to understand her decision.
Spokane residents learn how permaculture can rebuild yards and protect against wildfires
SPOKANE — As Spokane-area residents work to rebuild their homes and yards following recent wildfires, many are turning to permaculture as a sustainable solution that combines environmental benefits with fire protection.
Spokane City Council to weigh cooling rules for rental homes
Spokane, Wash. — The Spokane City Council plans to keep refining a proposed ordinance this week, that would require landlords to provide enough cooling in rental homes. A recent study found 23 percent of Spokane residents faced limits in cooling their homes, mainly because of utility costs. The city’s extreme heat resi
Reported SWAT activity shuts down area near East Fifth and South Smith
SPOKANE, Wash. — A police operation near East Fifth Avenue and South Smith Street in Spokane’s Lower Perry District was still active as of 4:30 a.m. The activity happened in the area of 2600 East Fifth, where a standoff stretched on for hours. At least three helicopters, two drones and two trucks were at the scene duri
‘This is a modern-day grave robbery.’ Spokane family searching for answers after apparent theft...
SPOKANE, Wash. — A former Spokane Police Chaplain and his siblings are looking for some answers after they discovered missing family heirlooms from their late parent's final resting place. They are desperately searching for a crucifix and their father's wallet that were apparently stolen. "Yeah, my parents are right...
Lumberbeard Brewing temporarily closed in Spokane after morning fire
SPOKANE, Wash. - Lumberbeard Brewing on East 3rd Avenue is temporarily closed after a fire on the morning of August 23, according to a social media post from the brewery. "Early on the morning of August 23, our building was damaged by a vandalism fire," Lumberbeard Brewing wrote. "We are incredibly grateful to the Spok
Velocity hold off Greenville for league-best 10th home win
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Velocity are back in the win column.
