8 Steepest Streets in Washington to Avoid This Winter
Which Washington streets do you want to avoid in the Winter and have some fun with in the Summer?
Concerns Rise Over Spokane’s New $12 Parking Tax Proposal
Imagine a $12 parking tax that’s stirring up quite the debate among local businesses. Let’s break down what’s really at stake here.
Man convicted of 3 violent attacks sentenced to life in prison under Washington ‘Three...
SPOKANE, Wash. — A man convicted of killing a man in Tacoma and two separate assault charges in Spokane was sentenced to life in prison without parole this week under Washington state's "Three Strikes" law. A Spokane County Superior Court judge sentenced 55-year-old Ian Irizarry to life in prison...
‘You brought it. Please bring it home’: Fish & Wildlife spends a lot of...
It’s nothing fancy. It’s a stool with a hole in it. You do your business, leave your deposit and move on. However, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife says for some it’s not that simple. For some, they choose to leave a lot more. And it’s...
Spokane Man Sentenced to Prison on Drug and Eluding Charges in Northern Idaho
COEUR D’ALENE, ID – A Spokane man has been sentenced to prison after being convicted in two separate jury trials earlier this year for drug trafficking and eluding law enforcement, according to the Kootenai County Prosecuting Attorney’s
Woman sentenced to nearly 8 years in prison for shooting a man in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. -- A woman who shot a man in Spokane earlier this year has been sentenced to nearly eight years in prison.
Burning pot of food developed into house fire, Spokane Fire Department said
SPOKANE, Wash. – A house fire near North Dakota Street and North Brownsville Court led the Spokane Fire Department to put a hole through the wall and sent the homeowner to the hospital before the fire was eventually knocked down. The Spokane Fire Department posted at 12:01 p.m. that...
City of Spokane approves plan for 142-home development in Latah Valley
SPOKANE, Wash - The Spokane hearing examiner has given the green light for developers to move forward on a 142-home residential development in Latah Valley south of downtown.
Here are the Veteran’s Day closures in Spokane
Spokane honors Veterans Day with free parking and golf for military members while city and county offices will be closed.
‘Together Spokane’ bond and levy plan continues to pass as more votes are counted
SPOKANE, Wash. -- UPDATED 4:15 p.m. on November 6: As of Thursday afternoon, 55.17% of voters are in favor of the $240 million, 20-year parks levy, and 61.15% of voters are in favor of the $200 million, 20-year school bond.

















