Clemency board recommends commutation for Spokane man convicted in 1996 murder
SPOKANE, WA — The Washington State Clemency and Pardons Board has voted to recommend commutation for a Spokane man convicted in a 1996 murder during a home robbery, sending the final decision to the governor. In a
Spokane Valley kratom ban takes effect today
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — You can no longer buy, sell or advertise any kratom product in Spokane Valley.
☀️Sunny skies and chilly temps will greet you on your Spokane Sunday, with much...
Hello there! The weekend stays chilly into Sunday, with much warmer temperatures on the way next week.
A Dream Come True: 2026 Miss Deer Park Royal Court Crowned
Introducing the 2026 Deer Park Royalty: Princess Amber Coe, Miss Deer Park Lilla Karlsson, and Princess Aubrey Longly (left to right), as contestants Sophia Emmans, Sophia Hunsaker, Grace Hansen, Whiteny Martin, Joeli Thomas, Aurora “Rory” Winkfield, and Eva Eckhart look on with support. The “Dream a Little Dream”...
Man arrested in Kootenai County for allegedly stalking, kidnapping in Post Falls
The Kootenai County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) has arrested a man for allegedly stalking and kidnapping a victim on Sunday morning. According to a press release, deputies found out that 37-year-old Justin R. Raper had allegedly stalked a victim, entered the victim's home without permission, held the victim against their...
Spokane protesters rally against ongoing war on Iran
SPOKANE, Wash. — About 100 protesters gathered at B.A. Clark Park in North Spokane Saturday afternoon for a “No War on Iran” demonstration. Despite the snowy conditions, community members showed up to voice their opposition to the conflict. “I’m here because I love this community that cares...
The River Church in Post Falls catches fire early Sunday morning
POST FALLS, Idaho -- A church in Post Falls caught fire early Sunday morning.
Blood clot awareness month
Dr. Chris Pannucci joined NonStop Local to discuss Blood Clot Awareness month. Blood clots are a primary cause of preventable deaths in hospitals.
Shorecrest High School HOSA competed at the Washington HOSA State Leadership Conference in Spokane
HOSA (formerly Health Occupations Students of America) is a student organization that prepares future health professionals through leadership development, competitions, and hands-on learning in healthcare careers. 29 Shorecrest students joined more than 3,500 competitors from across the state to demonstrate their...
Spokane Chiefs lock up playoff bid with 7-2 win at Tri-City
KENNEWICK, Wash. - The Spokane Chiefs (35-29-1-0) beat the Tri-City Americans (26-34-4-1), 7-2, in a playoff-clinching night.

















