Spokane WA

Spokane County, Wash. --- In Spokane County, some school districts are having to strategize when they purchase diesel for their bus fleets.

The University of Northern Iowa Panthers traveled to Cheney, Washington, this weekend to take on the Eastern Washington Eagles. The two teams met last year at around the same time, with UNI winning 17-14. This year, Eastern Washington got their revenge, beating the Panthers 34-24. UNI had a productive first...

10:12 a.m. - Watch 29:43 - Council Connection - ReFive Plan. Hosted by Council Member Kate Telis.

WASHINGTON — More than 40 families were left without homes after the Kaiser Canyon and Modrite fires, as Colville tribal leaders worked through containment and the first steps of recovery. Leaders said both fires were about 98% to 100% contained. They said the fires burned about 200,000 acres, including...

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- Update: The 10-year-old boy has been found safe.

Once a Zag, always a Zag. That's true of Victoria Fallgren-Murphy, who has been involved with the women's golf program at Gonzaga University since she first arrived in Spokane from Lakewood, Calif. as a student athlete in 2009. In June 2026, Fallgren-Murphy was elevated to the Bulldogs' head coach, after...

Welcome to mini-abbreviated CIVICS, where we give you a little preview week’s municipal meetings throughout the Inland Northwest, so you can get involved and speak out about the issues you care about. We had yesterday off due to Labor Day weekend, so here’s a brief look at the biggest items on the docket and a list of

Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs are still putting the finishing touches on the 2026-27 roster, but that hasn't kept them from working hard on the recruiting t

MultiCare Health System will close three Rockwood eye clinics in Spokane County, Wash., by Dec. 31, affecting 56 employees, including physicians and optometrists, the Spokane Journal reported Sept. 4. The clinics slated to close are Rockwood Eye & Optical Center-Downtown in Spokane, Rockwood Eye Center-Valley in Spokan

This week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will continue the process of removing hazardous materials from Spokane’s fire-damaged homes. Those materials include paint, batteries and pesticides. The EPA provides the removal service free of charge in the wake of major disasters. Deputy incident commander Joni Sa