Aaron Polevoi, Author at KXLY

Seager’s homer in 8th sends Mariners past Royals 4-2

Mariners-Athletics series postponed to September 14

Major League Baseball has announced it has postponed all three games between the Seattle Mariners and Oakland Athletics this week to allow for additional COVID-19 testing.

Watch the GU vs. UNC game under the lights of the Pavilion with Hooptown USA

St. Patrick's Day light show to go on as planned, live stream available

Riverfront Park's pavilion will turn green Tuesday night in a special light show in honor of St. Patrick's Day

Seattle Mariners create fund to support day-of-game staff

The Seattle Mariners join other teams who have created similar funds to support event staff now without work.

Airway Heights to open walk-in clinic for wellness checks, screenings

First-come, first-serve clinic to open soon at site of former community center.

Blood donors needed amid severe supply shortage

Thousands of blood drives have been canceled, leading to a severe shortage.

UPDATE: Washington DOL services back up and running

Washington driver's license offices closed this week

Washington's DOL office have been shut down through next week at the earliest due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Greater Spokane County Meals on Wheels receives $43,000 grant

How Meals on Wheels is serving seniors during a pandemic

The Greater Spokane County Meals on Wheels is getting its seniors signed up for home deliveries and closing its silver cafe sites where seniors meet for meals with one another.

Four Davenport Hotels temporarily closing, existing reservations moved to Davenport Grand

Existing reservations will be moved to the Davenport Grand for travelers who plan on keeping accommodations.

Kroc Center prepared against random attacks

Coeur d'Alene Kroc Center suspends programs, shifts to emergency management effort

Monday is the last day to visit the Kroc Center before it closes its doors due to the novel coronavirus.

Mt. Spokane moves forward with expansion despite injunction

Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park suspends operations

It appears you won't be able to hit the slopes at Mt. Spokane until the 2020-2021 ski season.

Looking to avoid Bloomsday? Here are some activities that don’t involve running

Supporting local restaurants: Where you can order takeout or delivery

Support local restaurants by choosing to carryout, as Washington restaurant dining rooms have been closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Here's where you can pick up meals for your kids while school is closed

A compiled list of Washington and North Idaho school districts distributing meals amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Less than 1,000 people without power on lower south hill

A power outage on the lower south hill is affecting less than 1,000 Avista customers.

Authorities search for missing Montana woman with past Spokane connection

Authorities out of Sanders County, Mont., are searching for a missing woman who has a past connection to Spokane.

Head-on crash kills 82-year-old driver

An 82-year-old Post Falls woman was killed Saturday evening after getting into a head-on crash just off the Interstate 90 off-ramp.Idaho State Police say Lucy Abdelrahman failed to stop at the stop sign at the top of the westbound I-90…

Kalispel Tribe opens RV Resort at Northern Quest

You won't have to "rough it" while camping this summer at the Northern Quest RV Resort.

Cougars name Green baseball coach

Brian Green has been named the 17th baseball coach in Washington State history, Director of Athletics Patrick Chun announced Monday. Green will be introduced at a press conference Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Rankich Club Room on the third floor of the Martin Stadium Press Box.