New Home Needed: Meet the Latest Adorable Puppies Up for Adoption in Spokane, WA
Have you been contemplating pet adoption, or simply love perusing adorable pets? A myriad of delightful pets are available for adoption at various animal shelters in the vicinity of spokane..
Comedian Paula Poundstone to return to Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane
Time Magazine listed her comedy special as one of the top five ever, in its "Best of 2020" issue. Paula poundstone is known for her cutting, observational humor and spontaneous wit. Up to a half million people tune into her podcast, and she is a regular panelist on NPR's comedy...
Richard Aguirre appeals 25-year sentence for 1986 Spokane murder
SPOKANE, Wash. – A three judge panel with the Washington State Court of Appeals is scheduled to hear the appeal of convicted killer and former Pasco Police Officer Richard Aguirre on Monday, December 1st. Aguirre is appealing his 25-year prison sentence for the 1986 murder of Ruby Doss. That...
Spokane business owners hope for revival amid new policies
SPOKANE, Wash. – Robert Hemphill, owner of Chicken-n-Mo on Sprague Avenue, has been serving soul food since 1992. “Gumbo, rice, mashed potatoes and potato salad, macaroni salad, coleslaw, you name it,” Hemphill said. Hemphill recalls the bustling days of Sprague Avenue. “I used to be really, really busy,”...
Spokane Valley Councilwoman’s controversial post sparks community rally
In Spokane Valley, a controversy has emerged following a private Facebook post by Councilwoman Jessica Yeager. In her statement, she emphasized her First Amendment rights, asserting, "I will not apologize for using my First Amendment right to speak plainly, honestly and without fear."
TALAT: FIREFIGHTER’S CLOSE CALL ON SNOWY INTERSTATE
First responders sprint to safety when a truck slides off a snowy interstate. Patrick Cornell has that story and more in Take a Look at This!
City of Spokane funds 50 shelter beds using emergency funds
SPOKANE, Wash. – City of Spokane contracted four homeless services providers to open additional emergency shelter beds and fund more mobile medication assisted treatment services. The contracts were designated in Mayor Lisa Brown’s emergency declaration from late October, which the City Council ratified with a 6-1...
Salvation Army serves free Thanksgiving meal to hundreds in Spokane community
SPOKANE — While Thanksgiving is traditionally about sharing a meal with loved ones, not everyone has that opportunity. The Salvation Army in Spokane worked to change that Thursday by hosting a free community Thanksgiving dinner where everyone was welcome.
‘We’re sunk’: Neighbors Feeding Neighbors’ trailer stolen for second year in a row
SPOKANE, Wash. — The founder of a Spokane nonprofit is unsure he’ll be able to keep feeding people, and may have to call it quits. Thieves took an essential piece of equipment right before the Thanksgiving holiday. On the quiet corner of North Adams Street and West Augusta...
The Tale of the Turkeys
You're driving to work. Already running late. Cruising down Lincoln hoping to get to your desk before your boss notices when suddenly traffic stops. A line of cars in both directions patiently wait for... turkeys?. If you've lived on the South Hill for any amount of time, you've probably encountered...

















