Plane makes emergency landing in Priest River school playground
Witnesses say a plane made a rough emergency landing in a Priest River school baseball field.
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LIST: School districts determine back to school plans
SPOKANE, Wash. -- School districts across Eastern Washington and North Idaho are finalizing plans for a safe and healthy return to school in the fall. Plans are subject to change and may fluctuate as COVID-19 conditions change. 4 News Now…
Air 4 Adventure: North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River
Each week we give you a bird's-eye-view at the amazing places around the Inland Northwest. Today, we're taking you on a scenic cruise along the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River.
Spokane Co. reports highest single-day increase with 134 new COVID-19 cases, 1 death since Thursday
The Spokane Regional Health District reported its largest 24-hour total of COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the pandemic.
Dept. of Health report details COVID, non-COVID deaths during pandemic
Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has issued a detailed COVID-19 death report which aims to clarify causes of deaths during the pandemic.
School Board member leaves amid calls for resignation
Spokane Public Schools is looking to fill a school board position after the departure of Kevin Morrison. A petition for Morrison's resignation began when he defended a school resource officer photographed kneeling on a Black student's neck in 2019.
Extreme Team: Benji's Bus
We first met Benji four years ago when he got adopted, and his love for buses hasn't gone anywhere! Benji has some medical and developmental issues, but when it comes to…
Large fire burning near Spirit Lake
Crews are still working to contain a large fire burning near Spirit Lake, which the Idaho Department of Lands says has burned roughly 40 acres. According to Timberlake Fire District, the fire is expected to be contained by noon Sunday.
Local organizations fighting hunger, helping communities
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are in need of more help than ever before. That is what local organizations have been doing for years, and they are always looking for support to carry out their missions.
4 Things To Do This Week; activities for you and your family during the pandemic
We know—quarantines and pandemics aren't anyone's idea of a good time, but it isn't all bad news. That's why we're putting together a list of things for you and your family to do during this uncertain time.
Air 4 Adventure: Fernan Lake
The start of summer means it's time to get outside and enjoy the nature surrounding us. The Coeur d'Alene Canoe and Kayak Club may inspire you to do just that!
Gun Range Fire burns 100 acres near Wenatchee
A fire near the Wenatchee Rifle and Revolver Club has burned 100 acres.
Mt. Rainier sees snowfall, winter-like conditions in mid-June
It may be June, but the Cascades are looking like they are stuck in mid-winter, thanks to a new batch of snow on Mt. Rainier.
Viewer video captures hummingbird feeding in slow-mo
Footage captured by a Spokane resident shows a hummingbird feeding in slow motion.
Garth Brooks to host concert at 300 drive-in theaters nationwide June 27
Country music superstar Garth Brooks is hosting a one-night-only, socially-distanced concert event at 300 drive-in theaters nationwide on June 27.
Coeur d'Alene sewage test shows 490 residents could have COVID-19
The Coeur d’Alene Wastewater plant conducted a test of the city’s sewage, and the results suggested as many as 490 people could be infected with COVID-19.
School Board to discuss more racially diverse education in Wednesday meeting
The Spokane Public School Board is addressing racial equity policies in their board meeting Wednesday.
What We Know: Coronavirus update for April 27, 2020
With information changing by the day, it can be difficult to keep track. We’re hoping to make the process a little easier for you by putting that information in one place.
Former Daquiri Factory owner, grand theft inmate included in COVID-19 releases
Jamie Pendleton, the former owner of defunct Spokane bar Daquiri Factory, faced 14 years in prison after pleading guilty to grand theft in 2016. Now, the Department of Corrections is releasing him back to Spokane.
Networks worldwide to host 'One World: Together at Home'
The world's broadcast networks are teaming up with the World Health Organization to host 'One World: Together at Home,' a historic, global event to unite the world and celebrate COVID-19 frontline workers.
APIC Spokane hosting online lessons to stand up to anti-Asian bullying
The Asian Pacific Islander Coalition (APIC) is hosting online lessons to prevent anti-Asian bullying in the wake of COVID-19, which was first identified in China.
Top FREE resources for those new to remote working
Are you one of the many of Americans who are suddenly thrust into the home office? Due to stay at home orders across the country, many companies have implemented work-from-home policies and are encouraging employees to try to work productively…
Tracking COVID-19: A breakdown of the latest numbers in Washington and Idaho
COVID-19 is spreading rapidly and it can be difficult to keep tabs on the numbers of confirmed cases and deaths in different parts of the Inland Northwest.
MultiCare hospitals instate new visitor restrictions
All visitors to any MultiCare Hospital Facilities will now be screened before entering the facility amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
