Masked SPD officers removed from healthcare workers vigil
On the evening of January 28, Spokane health care workers and activists marched from Riverfront Park to the county courthouse to honor Alex Pretti, the nurse Border Patrol agents executed on a Minneapolis street last month.
Spokane man faces jail for crash injuring child, plea deal reached
SPOKANE, Wash. — John Lassey, 69, has reached a plea agreement to one count of vehicular assault in connection with a crash that struck a six-year-old, according to court documents filed in Spokane County Superior Court. The in early August happened while the child was riding a bike. According...
No one died from Spokane Police deadly force in 2025
SPOKANE, Wash - For the first time since 2018, no one died from Spokane Police officers using deadly force in 2025.
Calvary Baptist Church in Spokane marks 136 years with Black History Month celebrations
February is Black History Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the significant contributions of African Americans throughout U.S. history. Locally, Calvary Baptist Church began its celebrations, marking its 136th anniversary.
The Meaning Behind Gonzaga University’s Name And Its Roots
Ever wondered about the roots behind Gonzaga University’s name? It’s a fascinating blend of history, culture, and a touch of Italian nobility.
K-9 serving with Spokane CSO dies after on-duty injury at the end of last...
SPOKANE, Wash. – Project K-9 Hero has announced Jango, a K-9 serving the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, has died. Jango had served the sheriff’s office for one and a half years as a patrol K-9 until November of 2025, where an on-duty incident left him paralyzed and unable to breathe on his own.
T-Mobile announces layoff impacting 393 employees across Washington
BELLEVUE, Wash. — T-Mobile USA, Inc. has announced a significant layoff affecting 393 employees across multiple locations in Washington including Spokane Valley. The layoffs, driven by changing business needs, are expected to be permanent, T-Mobile said in a letter to the Washington Employment Security Department....
Spokane could pass an eviction prevention ordinance
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 Police Chief clarifies department’s stance on ICE operations
SPOKANE, Wash. – Police Chief Kevin Hall addressed the Spokane City Council’s Public Safety Committee, emphasizing the department’s non-involvement with federal ICE operations. Hall stated that the Spokane Police Department (SPD) strictly avoids assisting ICE agents, highlighting that it is illegal for them to do so....
CBB AP Poll: 5 Illinois Jumps 6 Gonzaga
Matt Norlander joins Tommy Tran to react to the latest CBB AP Poll, which saw Illinois jump Gonzaga to get into the top 5.
