Firefighters support community through emergency food drive in Deer Park
DEER PARK, Wash. – Firefighters in Deer Park are stepping beyond their usual duties this week by launching a food drive to support local families in need as the holidays approach. Crews from Spokane County Fire District 4 spent Wednesday afternoon at the Deer Park Yoke’s, collecting donations of...
Spokane plans new parking tax to fuel downtown redevelopment
SPOKANE, Wash. — If passed by City Council, drivers who choose to park in lots could start paying that tax on Jan. 1. City officials say the tax is to incentivize redevelopment, essentially turning these different paid lots into housing or commercial buildings, which is something the city has been working toward for...
Starbucks union members consider strike on key business day
Starbucks union members have voted in favor of an open-ended strike starting November 13. The potential strike is set to coincide with Red Cup Day, typically one of Starbucks’ busiest days when free reusable red cups are distributed. Starbucks Workers United, the union representing the workers, stated that the...
Spokane Valley man loses motorcycle after unknowingly buying stolen bike
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — A Spokane Valley man was surprised when his motorcycle was repossessed by police, who say the bike was stolen shortly before he bought it.
Increased State Patrols Planned on Local Highways During Thanksgiving Break
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) will conduct emphasis patrols from November 20 to November 30, 2025. The patrols coincide with Washington State University (WSU) students traveling for Thanksgiving break. Troopers will focus on State Routes 26 and 195, and Interstate 90 over Snoqualmie Pass. There will be increased...
Spokane TSA workers to receive free lunch amid longest government shutdown
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Regional Labor Council (SRLC) will provide lunch for over 100 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers at the Spokane International Airport on Thursday, Nov. 6. SRLC says it worked with the Inland Empire Area Local 338 of the American Postal Workers, the Spokane International...
Spokane police make 83 citations under new camping ban as more homeless accept treatment
SPOKANE, Wash. — One week after Spokane introduced a camping ban, police have given out 83 citations, and fewer than 10 people have gone to jail. The goal of these new rules is to clear the streets and help homeless individuals access treatment services.
Spokane, WA Residents: Your Future Kittens Best Friend Awaits!
Have you been contemplating pet adoption, or simply love perusing adorable pets? A myriad of delightful pets are available for adoption at various animal shelters in the vicinity of spokane..
Providence Sacred Heart sets record for most kidney transplants in a year
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Providence Sacred Heart is celebrating a massive milestone.
Incumbents nearly sweep school board elections in Spokane and Kootenai counties
Most incumbents have strong leads against their challengers. They're poised to win in every contested race except for one in the Riverside School District, where a 25-year veteran will be ousted by a first-timer. WASHINGTON. Spokane School District 81. DIRECTOR POSITION 4. Hilary Kozel (58.31%) Jessica Anundson...

















