Show Us Your Mic Collection: John Schneider
“Show Us Your Mic Collection” is a new Radio World feature in which intrepid broadcasters and readers show off their microphones. Have a submission? Email us at [email protected]. Many broadcasters collect mementoes of their time in radio or TV. Microphones are often one of the collectibles. We caught...
Last week was the wettest of the year in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash.-- It rained more in Spokane last week than it did the entire summer, and more in the previous five weeks than in the prior six months.
‘Five Below’ Stores in WA – Locations and More Questions Answered
Five Below's biggest questions—WA locations, store hours, price confusion, and Apple Pay—are answered in this ultimate shopping guide.
More to Every Story: Is the Spokane City Council District 1 race close enough...
SPOKANE, Wash. — As of Monday, Sarah Dixit continues to hold a narrow lead over incumbent Jonathan Bingle for the Spokane City Council District 1 seat. The two candidates are separated by only 156 votes, as of 4 p.m. on Nov. 10. And according to the Spokane County elections...
Spokane City Council considering ban on AI algorithmic rent-fixing tools
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane City Council is considering a new ordinance that would ban the use of artificial intelligence algorithm-based programs used for rental management. One popular algorithmic rent-fixing tool used by realtor companies is RealPage, which uses AI to approve or deny tenant applications, manage...
Spokane County Assessor warns residents of phone spoofing scam
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — Spokane County Assessor Tom Konis is warning residents about fraudulent calls appearing to come from his office.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson: ‘our plan is to stay on schedule’ for SNAP funding
SPOKANE, Wash. – This weekend, 250,000 households in Washington received their November benefits, which are typically distributed at the beginning of the month. In a November 7 press release, Governor Bob Ferguson released a statement, saying in part, “At this time, the remaining beneficiaries are expected to receive...
Liberty Lake voters reject new multi-million dollar library proposal
LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. — Liberty Lake voters rejected a proposal for a new library and community center, voting against the multi-million dollar project in an advisory ballot measure this month.
Traffic stop leads to arrest of convicted felon with multiple warrants
SPOKANE, Wash. — A traffic stop for an expired license plate led to the arrest of a convicted felon with multiple outstanding warrants after he gave deputies a false identity, according to the Spokane Valley Sheriff's Office.
Spokane Folklore Society hosts Fall Folk Fest
The Spokane Folklore Society's Fall Folk Fest is taking place this weekend, offering a vibrant celebration of traditional and ethnic dance, music, workshops and jam sessions. The event is held at Spokane Community College and features eight stages of performances.
