Spokane Motorcycle Rider Dies After Hitting Moose on County Road
Spokane Rural Road Crash Between Moose and Motorcycle Kills Rider
Mountain storms possible
Mountain storms are possible over the cascades and northern parts of the region. The rest of the area is expected to see sunny, warming weather.
Semi Driver Allegedly Forces Motorcycle to Crash into Barrier on SR-18
A serious crash shut down part of SR-18 near the Tiger Mountain summit this morning after a semi allegedly caused a motorcycle to crash on SR-18.
Nestled Between Spokane And The Canadian Border Is A National Forest With Mountain Views,...
Head north from the city of Spokane, through the northeastern fringes of Washington state, towards the Canadian border, and you'll soon be faced with one pretty hefty expanse of wilderness: the Colville National Forest. Sprawling across 1.5 million acres, it's a land of wild river valleys and glacier-carved peaks that'
Stop excusing monsters — start executing them: No sympathy for the Spokane serial arsonist
Aaron Farinacci, the alleged arsonist in the Washington state catastrophic wildfires, has, according to prosecutors, “admitted to starting one Spokane wildfire and more than two dozen others since last year.” Whoever the arsonist was, he is eminently deserving of the death penalty, and if it was Farinacci, he deserves
Neighborhood thanks firefighters for their work
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‘We lost our neighborhood’; Loss is more than just homes for close-knit Spokane communities
SPOKANE, Wash - For the hundreds of families who lost homes in the Spokane area wildfires, the loss is more than just material. For many, they lost the neighborhoods they love.
Victims displaced by apartment fire victimized again by alleged thieves
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Spokane Valley Deputies arrested two people after they attempted to use a credit card belonging to people who were displaced by the Eagle Rock apartment fire.
Goats for fire prevention? The idea might have legs
Two goats pick at leaves from bushes on a hillside in Spokane. "Browsing" animals like goats will eat plants cows or sheep ignore. The goats also love to climb, making them a strong candidate for clearing brush and broadleaf plants on steep terrain. On a late July morning on a...
Spokane Inventory Surges as Prices Cool and Homes Sit Longer
Buyers in Spokane gained real leverage as 2,378 homes hit the active market—a 12.6% year-over-year jump.
