Spokane man in court after allegedly chasing kids with SUV and machete
SPOKANE, Wash. - A man is in court on Tuesday after victims say he was attempting to hit children on the sidewalk with his vehicle, hitting a woman's car and wielding a machete. An affidavit states a woman was driving on E. 5th Avenue when she saw a Ford SUV...
Spokane Tribal Police warns of cougar sightings in Wellpinit area
WELLPINIT, Wash. -- Cougar sightings were reported in the Wellpinit area on Tuesday, according to Spokane Tribal Police.
Jake and Spike: Don’t house-hunt in the PNW—’There’s nothing on the market’
Portland, Oregon, Boise, Idaho, and Spokane, Washington, were listed among the top five worst metro housing outlooks according to a LendingTree study. Jake Skorheim and Spike O’Neill, co-hosts of “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio, gave their initial reactions to the study and where people should look for a...
Spring stock-up; Annual Manito Park plant sale this weekend
SPOKANE, Wash. -- If you're looking to spruce up your home or garden this year, head on down to Manito Park this Saturday!
Kadlec Upgrades Tri-Cities Cancer Care with Cutting-Edge Technology
Until recently, if you needed cutting-edge cancer treatment, you had to go to Spokane or Seattle. Not anymore because the Kadlec Tri-Cities Cancer Center just changed the game for our entire region. The Kadlec Tri-Cities Cancer Center just added a Varian TrueBeam HyperSight Linear Accelerator to their already...
More to Every Story: Spokane taxpayers cover $700K in settlements tied to former police...
SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane will pay $400,000 to a woman who was raped by a former Spokane police officer—marking the second such settlement tied to the officer’s criminal case. The Spokane City Council approved the settlement Monday night. It stems from the actions of...
June climate outlook: Summer arrives early this year
SPOKANE, Wash.-- Forecasts for early June are backing up predictions from the U.S. Climate Prediction Center (CPC) of a fast start to summer with dry and warm conditions.
Spokane Fire Department bracing for cuts in 2026 as overtime costs surge
(The Center Square) – The Spokane Fire Department is anticipating budget challenges ahead of 2026 that could impact service levels, with overtime costs currently 24% higher than last year. Fire Chief Julie O’Berg told the Spokane City Council on Monday that her department may have as many as 20 vacancies by the end...
The 9th Street Bistro at Huckleberry’s: a neighborhood institution that prides itself on quality,...
Huckleberry’s Natural Market opened on Spokane’s South Hill almost three decades ago. Since then, the neighborhood grocery store has become synonymous with its emphasis on natural, healthy and regionally sourced items that cater to a wide range of diets and appetites. That same philosophy extends to its 9th...
Riverfront Eats returns to downtown Spokane today
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Another sign summer is around the corner; Spokane food trucks will once again line the Howard Street bridge starting today.
