Spokane WA

Spokane, WASH. -- Only three teams held their spots in the top 10 in the new AP Poll and the rest of the teams were on the move.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Crews working on the long-awaited North Spokane Corridor are now working within eyesight of where it will connect with Interstate 90 in east Spokane.

Tucked in the basement of the historic Washington Cracker Co. Building on Pacific Avenue, Hogwash Whiskey Den has created something truly one-of-a-kind – a speakeasy-style bar where elevated comfort food meets an extensive whiskey collection. The cozy atmosphere and hipster aesthetic make this basement hideaway feel...

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, 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...

SPOKANE, Wash - For the first time since 2018, no one died from Spokane Police officers using deadly force in 2025.

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.

Ever wondered about the roots behind Gonzaga University’s name? It’s a fascinating blend of history, culture, and a touch of Italian nobility.

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.

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....