The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman
More fun than a barrel full of kittens! Why sit around and complain about life in the elder neighborhood when you can get out there and solve crimes! This entire series is fun, interesting and invigorating. You should start with the first and you’ll be in a hurry to get through all 4 as fast as you can. There’s a...
Pacific defense shines in 0-0 tie at Whitworth
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Pacific women's soccer team recorded another standout defensive performance Sunday afternoon in a 0-0 tie at Whitworth. The Boxers have allowed just one total goal in their last three matches, all draws. Pacific withstood a heavy shot advantage from the Pirates as Whitworth outshot the Boxers...
CONTROVERSY Over Oklahoma’s Ranked Win vs. Auburn | The Big 3 in 30 College
Oklahoma gets a win over Auburn after some controversy and Florida loses to Miami for its third loss in a row. Indiana dominates Illinois.
Cheney Police welcomes EWU students back and encourages community safety efforts
CHENEY, Wash. — Eastern Washington University students are settling into their dorms for the start of the new semester, and the Cheney Police Department is reminding people how they can stay safe both on and off campus. As students settle in, CPD has the following reminders:. Watch for pedestrians...
🌤️ A Chilly Spokane Monday Kicks Off Fall, but the Heat Will Be Back...
Hello there! A topsy-turvy weekend leads to a chilly Monday, which fittingly marks the first day of Fall. However, the heat will make a swift return very soon!
Attorneys for Kevin Coe ask judge to dismiss state’s petition, set him free
SPOKANE, Wash - Attorneys representing the man known as the South Hill Rapist are asking a judge to throw out the state's petition that has kept him confined on McNeil Island.
Firefighters battling structure fire near Logan Elementary School
SPOKANE, Wash, — Firefighters are on the scene of a structure fire near the intersection of North Standard Street and East Indiana Avenue.
Spokane police adjust to new illegal camping regulations
SPOKANE, Wash. —The Spokane Police Department has spent the last few month adjusting to new camping regulations. SPD’s south precinct presented data on how that is going in a September 8th Public Safety and health Committee meeting. It found that out of 120 calls, 212 contacts were made, out of which 0 ended up in...
Parker Jefferson embraces ‘Gonzaga guy’ label: ‘I just really fit the mold here’
Gonzaga may be known to some as 'Guard University', but make no mistake, this program's success — especially recently — has been on the backs of the big men dow
The city of Spokane is out of money for jail.
Welcome to CIVICS, where we break down the week’s municipal meetings throughout the Inland Northwest, so you can get involved and speak out about the issues you care about. Some things that stick out to us this week include:

















