Rain and cooler temperatures for the work week ahead
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Northwest Flight Service program empowers young women in aviation
SPOKANE, Wash. – In Spokane, two young women are taking flight in a traditionally male-dominated field. Evie Nesselrode, 18, and Katie DeWitt, 16, are both aspiring military pilots. They are gaining the skills and knowledge required to achieve their dreams through the Inland Northwest Flight Service program. DeWitt...
21 Violent Armed Drug Traffickers Will Face Federal Charges in WA
Investigations began in October of 2024, as Federal agents were looking into persons moving drugs and guns. Investigators have confiscated a lot of drugs and guns. The US Attorney's Office in Spokane says 15 indictments with dozens of charges have been levied against the 21 persons, who were involved in criminal...
Legacy, Leadership, and Layered Cakes
In this week’s Back2Besa, Besa highlights legacy and leadership from Seattle to Spokane to Portland. She visits Sweet Pea’s Custom Cakes in the U-District, celebrates Black girl brilliance at Spokane’s first-ever Miss Juneteenth Pageant, and joins DJ OG ONE in Portland for his birthday and nonprofit launch. Plus,...
Spokane dance show highlights artists from around the Inland Northwest
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Local dance artists from across the Inland Northwest are coming together to put on show for the community next month.
Construction to affect Cheney Middle School bus loop
CHENEY, Wash. -- School drop-off will look a little different at Cheney Middle School on Monday due to city construction, according to the school.
Grab a helmet! It’s National Bike to Work Week
The weather is warming throughout the Inland Northwest, just in time to celebrate National Bike to Work Week!
Gonzaga hosts graduation weekend
It's graduation weekend at Gonzaga University in Spokane. More than 2,000 students will be getting their degrees over the weekend.
WA civil legal aid organizations mourn state funding cuts: ‘It’s a gut punch’
Legal assistants Analesa Mason, left, and Alondra Maqueda, right, work in their shared office at The Way to Justice in Spokane. (Photo by Erick Doxey/InvestigateWest) An unexpected slash to a small corner of Washington’s state budget has civil legal aid organizations scrambling to plan for a future without financial...
Washington Thunderstorms: Hail, Heavy Rain, and Gusty Winds Expected Until 9 PM Sunday
Spokane, WA – Strong thunderstorms are set to roll across eastern Washington and the Idaho Panhandle this afternoon, bringing dangerous weather conditions through 9 p.m. Sunday. Residents in Spokane, Pullman, and surrounding areas could face hail up to the size of quarters, heavy downpours, and gusty winds reaching...
