The Trial of The Spokane 3, Day 5: Play stupid Burlingames, win stupid Burlinprizes
The last day of the first week of the trial of the Spokane 3 started with a bang, and ended with a whimper. The day began with a testy bit of testimony from Spokane County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) Deputy Brittan Morgan, who was cross-examined by attorneys for the defendants.
Retired Colonel honors fallen airmen ahead of Memorial Day
FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE, Wash. — Amid all of the noise of this holiday weekend, it's easy for some to forget its real meaning. But for others, like Colonel (Ret.) Brian Newberry, it takes him back to May 3, 2013. "It was a day much like today, a very...
Spokane faces potential loss of millions in federal community development funding
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane could lose millions of dollars in federal funding that has helped fund community projects for years, from new playgrounds to helping seniors afford to stay in their homes.
A neighbor state’s lower fuel taxes are pulling in out-of-state drivers looking to save...
When fuel prices jump, even a short drive can start looking like a money-saving move. That is what happened with East Valley School District near Spokane, Washington. Some bus drivers began crossing into Idaho to fill up with cheaper diesel. The district serves a wide area near the state line, so that the detour can ma
Spokane Community School to become Riverpoint High School
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Public Schools confirmed the Community School will be renamed Riverpoint High School after a unanimous School Board vote on May 20. Sandra Jarrard, chief of communications and governmental affairs with Spokane Public Schools, confirmed the new name during the board meeting. The district said th
”Missing middle housing’ accounted for nearly 20% of Spokane permits in 2025
Data from the city of Spokane reveals that missing middle housing including duplexes, townhomes, accessory dwelling units and other small multifamily buildings made up 20% of permitted housing units in 2025, signaling strong growth in the sector. As Karina Elias explains in the Spokane Journal of Business, middle housi
Spokane flags to fly at half-staff for Memorial Day
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane announced Mayor Lisa Brown ordered flags at all city facilities to be lowered to half-staff on Monday for Memorial Day. The city said that the move matched Gov. Bob Ferguson’s directive to lower state and U.S. flags at all state agency facilities.
Fatal Crash This Morning After Car Hit I-90 Overpass Wall Near Spokane
Washington State Patrol District 4 responded to a fatal single-car collision on westbound I-90 at milepost 295 just before 6 AM this morning.
STCU Banking on Business Indigenous Eats
STCU and NonStop Local have teamed up to shine a light on local businesses. This month, we caught up with Indegenous Eats to see how they're getting involved with the community. If you would like to nominate a business, visit this link: https://www.khq.com/bankingonbusiness/
An overview of the Spokane 3 trial (so far)
On this week’s episode, Aaron Hedge and Pascal went on the air to talk more about the Spokane 3 trial – which began earlier this week on Monday, May 18th – and provide an overview of updates from the courtroom. The two of them gave updates from days 1, 2, and 3 of the trial (which were Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday).
