Spokane WA

Spokane, WASH. -- Avista has reached an agreement with an unnamed company to provide that single customer with electricity equal to nearly half of its service area of eastern Washington and North Idaho customers.

SPOKANE — Spokane County’s annual cocktail week has reached new heights this year, with more than 50 different locations participating in what organizers call the biggest celebration yet. The yearly event is organized by Counter Culture Spokane, a group dedicated to supporting the hospitality industry throughout the ar

SPOKANE, Wash.– A series of solar storms is expected to reach Earth on Thursday, giving much of the country a chance to spot the Aurora Borealis. Commonly called the Northern Lights, the Aurora forms when charged solar particles ejected from the sun interact with our upper atmosphere. A Geomagnetic Storm Watch is in ef

SPOKANE, Wash. — Taylor Duran Allen has been convicted of Femicide and sentenced to 50 years in a Mexican prison for the death of Spokane woman, Sativa Transue, in 2021. Transue was found dead in a hotel room in Cancun over Thanksgiving. Her boyfriend, Allen, was recently charged with Femicide and sentenced to prison,

The company manufactured a variety of circuit board assemblies and other digital parts

Rainy conditions continue for northern counties tonight as low pressure moves inland. A couple embedded thunderstorms may be possible.

This is one of the more fascinating non-conference clashes that coach Mark Few has set up this offseason, and there are plenty of those to choose from. Per the gatherings of scheduling expert Alex Rosinski, the Gonzaga Bulldogs will take on the LSU Tigers of the SEC in the Veterans Memorial Arena in Spokane, Washington

LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. — A new rock garden donated by the Liberty Lake Better Together Foundation was dedicated this afternoon at the northeast corner of Pavillion Park. The city said the public dedication, with the Selkirk Middle School band performing, highlighted the new garden and gave people a first look at a goat sc

SPOKANE, Wash. — Wednesday is the first day of a wildlife series set to run throughout the month to help educate the public. Every Wednesday this month from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., presentations at Bowl and Pitcher will be held to educate the community on various wildlife-related topics.

SPOKANE—On June 2, 2026, at approximately 7:10 pm, Spokane Valley Deputies responded to the report of a disorderly male who appeared intoxicated, was slurring his words, and urinating in the parking lot of a business in the 1400 block of N. Pines Road. Soon after, the caller said the male drove away in a blue GMC Terra