Spokane WA

As Spokane continues to navigate the aftermath of the destructive Spokane Complex fires, local tattoo shop Heartbreaker Tattoo is hosting a free long-term relief fair called Spokane Strong from noon to 8 pm on Sept. 19 and 20 at North Central High School. After witnessing the devastation last month, Heartbreaker...

Hungry students have new options at the John J. Hemmingson Center this fall. Changes have been implemented to the building’s facilities, focused on building a welcoming and engaging environment in one of Gonzaga University’s main student hubs. The changes include a new soft-serve ice cream machine at Iggy’s...

Terry and Patt Payne have dedicated their lives to educational philanthropy. Gonzaga University, as the most recent benefactor, has just received a $7 million grant to support financial aid and student success. Of that amount, $5 million will establish the Payne Student Success Initiative, while $2 million will help of

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash - Federal agents and Spokane-area law enforcement agencies teamed up to bust several people, suspected of bringing illegally purchased guns into the area.

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — The Spokane Valley Fire Department has completed its investigation into one of the largest fires Spokane Valley has handled in recent years.

SPOKANE COUNTY, WA — Three people were arrested following an investigation into the alleged purchase and transportation of firearms by suspected gang members and associates, according to the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office. The arrests included 22-year-old Christian

Cheeseburgers are the unsung hero of many end-of-summer barbecues. If they’re your thing, save the date: Sept. 18 is National Cheeseburger Day.

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — West Valley School District voters will decide the fate of two replacement levies this November, with the district asking taxpayers to continue funding education programs and building improvements at existing rates.

Most self-proclaimed Inland Northwest gourmands have likely stepped through The Kitchen Engine’s doors since it opened 20 years ago. Before the shop became a destination for the latest quality kitchenware and cooking supplies at its Flour Mill location at 621 W. Mallon Ave., local foodies once turned to The Copper Cola

Seattle-based psychedelic band Roy G. Biv takes the stage at the third annual Boomjam Music Festival in Spokane on Saturday, Sept. 12. The festival, run by Spokanite Tucker Miller, featured local bands like Jumbotron (featured in our local music issue in May) and Tomboy, who opened for the All-American Rejects when the