Motorcylist hospitalized from crash on I-90
SPOKANE, Wash - A motorcyclist who crashed on I-90 Wednesday morning was taken to the hospital with what troopers describe as minor injuries.
Spokane Valley deputies arrest man who threatened hotel employee with knife
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — Spokane Valley deputies arrested a 64-year-old man Monday after he threatened a hotel employee with a knife.
Washington bill would make it harder to release serial rapists: ‘We just should not...
OLYMPIA — A new bill spurred by the recent release of Kevin Coe proposed ahead of the upcoming legislative session would make it harder for serial rapists to be released from civil commitment. If approved, offenders who have not sought treatment nor expressed remorse for their crimes would not...
Holiday scavenger hunt delights kids in downtown Spokane
Holiday festivities are in full swing in Spokane, with decorations lighting up the area and activities for everyone to enjoy. Among these is a special holiday scavenger hunt just for kids.
Riverside, Deer Park School Districts facing uncertainty after funding levies fail
DEER PARK, Wash. — The Deer Park School District and the Riverside School District are working to figure out how to solve issues like outdated HVAC systems and overcrowded schools after both districts' levies failed this year. "These places are amazing, and we are not going to get down...
Mead School District enforces new policy on employee expression
MEAD, Wash. – The Mead School District has introduced a new policy aimed at defining the boundaries of personal expression for its employees. The policy, which passed Monday night, covers both online and classroom expression. It includes guidelines on what flags and banners can be displayed. According to the...
MultiCare pediatrician shares what parents should know to avoid choking hazards for children
The holidays are here, and while it can be a fun time, there are some hidden dangers to know about, including choking hazards for kids.
Spokane City Council debates $1 million funding reallocation for emergency shelters
SPOKANE, Wash. – Members of the Spokane City Council are deliberating on a potential change in how the city will fund emergency shelters in 2026. Councilman Jonathan Bingle brought attention to the 1590 funds, which are generated from a 0.1 percent sales tax dedicated to affordable housing and supportive services.
Courage, love and community: terminal cancer doesn’t stop Owen Pitts from reaching his dreams
MEDICAL LAKE, Wash. - “There’s a lot of smiles," Rachel Pitts said. "And I hope that’s the part that the kids remember.”
More shoppers choosing thrift stores for holiday gifts
SPOKANE, Wash. — With the holidays just a few weeks away, shoppers are busy picking out the perfect gifts for under the tree. This year, more people are heading to thrift stores to find those presents.
