Suspected Impaired Driver Arrested Following a One-Vehicle Serious Injury Crash on N. Boston Road,...
SPOKANE - Spokane County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit Investigators continue the investigation into a single-vehicle rollover crash on N. Boston Road. The adult male passenger of the vehicle received life-threatening injuries and, at last check, remained hospitalized in critical condition. The adult male driver...
5 Cheap Places Gen X Is Moving To in 2025, According to a Real...
Gen X has a few years before retiring and can catch up by making smart choices, like moving to an affordable city. Here are five cities that check off the boxes.
Where are the protesters’ phones?
Tatyana Lopez Strauss had never been to a protest before, but she came to the No Kings march in Spokane on June 14, partly to make her voice heard and partly to hand demonstrators water and, if necessary, gas masks. Lopez Strauss is a former medical assistant and said she wanted to help people.
West Valley High School teacher fights job loss after reading aloud racial slur in...
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — A West Valley High School teacher is fighting to keep his job after he read the book "To Kill A Mockingbird" aloud to his students, including racial slurs as they appear in the original text. "You would never say this in a discriminatory way. But...
Report: Over 50% of Spokane Homeless Population Moved There After Losing Housing
SPOKANE, WA – A new report reveals that over 50% of homeless individuals in Spokane moved there after losing housing and that local policies have turned it into a destination city. Marbut Consulting conducted the study for
Vote for Spokane’s Jedi Alliance Arcade in Newsweek’s Best 10 Arcades
SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane’s own Jedi Alliance arcade is in the running to be named one of Newsweek’s Best 10 Arcades in the country. Jedi Alliance stands out with over 150 arcade and pinball games and a pop culture museum. Newsweek described it as a place where “The Force (of nostalgia) is strong.”
🌤️Pleasant Juneteenth Thursday before Friday brings dramatic pattern change – Kris
After Wednesday's gusty winds and fire weather concerns, Thursday brings a much calmer, quieter day across the Inland Northwest. But a major weather shift arrives Friday, ushering in significantly cooler temperatures and a much-needed dose of wet weather.
Doctor warns anti-choking devices should only be a last resort
SPOKANE, Wash. - It can happen in seconds and is known as a silent killer. Choking deaths happen mostly in small kids and seniors.
Spokane fire investigators seek tips on Ford Ranger after blaze along Thorpe
SPOKANE, Wash. – Firefighters have contained a brush fire in the 2900 block of W Thorpe. According to Justin de Ruyter, Spokane Fire Department Public Information Officer, the fire, which covered an estimated 3-5 acres, is considered suspicious at this time. Crews have reported that no homes are threatened,...
Spokane to celebrate 10th annual World Refugee Day with special event
SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane is gearing up for its 10th annual World Refugee Day celebration on Saturday. This event, organized by Refugee and Immigrant Connections Spokane, will take place from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Pergola Events Center in Northwest Spokane, near Gonzaga Preparatory School. World Refugee...