WSP cracks down on distracted driving
Distracted drivers beware! We have important information to tell you tonight about a crackdown on cell phone use behind the wheel.
Author: Alyssa Donovan
Government warns of new phone scam
A new phone scam is trapping Americans with a single word.
Local healthcare advocates react to pulled bill
A group of local healthcare advocates were preparing to fight the Obamacare repeal bill. Their frustration turning to celebration as the bill is pulled from the floor.
Spokane Falls brings tourists to Spokane
The amazing view of the Spokane Falls is bringing a lot of tourists to Spokane. Anthony's has really benefited from this impressive spring runoff.
Spokane River overflows into Peaceful Valley neighborhood
Several people living in Spokane's Peaceful Valley awoke Monday morning to find their waterfront properties were even closer to the water than the night before.
Flooding in Sprague kills farmer's crops
Flooding in the city is causing chaos and the flood waters are being steered downhill.... but at the bottom of that hill are more residents.
Sprague flooding continues
Water is moving quicker than they can get the sandbags down, the city passed out a thousand sandbags to residents but most are still at risk of flooding.
How to deal with a flooded home
Preparing for potential flooding ahead of time can be a big help in the long run.
Gonzaga fans cheer on team
Before Monday night's game even started, Gonzaga fans at Jack & Dan's had a pretty good idea on how the game would end.
Rocket Market fight escalates
Another shot fired in the fight over Rocket Market on the South Hill.
Pothole repair products in the works
The city of Spokane is trying out some new ways to fill the worst potholes they've seen in years.
Inland Northwest prepares for yet another round of snow
It seems like this winter is really dragging on.
Spokane's beloved K9 Laslo retires
He spent four years taking down bad guys alongside his partner and now one of Spokane's most impressive K9's is hanging up his harness.
Georgia the moose hangs out in Kellogg
It's not uncommon to see wildlife in North Idaho, and for the past couple of weeks Georgia the moose has been settling in around one cozy little town.
Group protests "Coffee with Cathy" meeting
Republican Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers was in Spokane Monday, meeting with constituents to discuss their concerns. However, some people were upset that they didn't get an invite to "Coffee with Cathy." Some as far as protesting as the event wasn't a public meeting.
World Relief Spokane holds benefit
A night of hope and music for World Relief, the region's only resettlement organization.
Man escapes car as road collapses into flood waters
A man survived a road collapsing right under him, leaping from his car to land.
No more valedictorians
Spokane public schools are doing away with the valedictorian system and changing the way they rank graduating students.
Elderly couple scammed: how to keep your aging loved ones safe
An elderly couple tricked out of their life savings by con artists with an intricate scam.
City council passes ordinance prohibiting religious registry
In an effort to stay one step ahead of President Donald Trump, passed an emergency ordinance regarding the implementation of a religious registry.
Local airman says protest encounter was "ironic"
Two airmen were blocked by protesters as they tried to enter the inauguration in Friday.
Spokane rifle club celebrates inauguration
Spokane, Wash.-- The Spokane Rifle Club held a celebration at their gun range on Friday to honor the new president and our veterans.
Moses Lake on seventh snow day
Snow days are starting to add up for schools in the Columbia basin.
Preparing for icy winter weather
An incoming storm is bring freezing rain, sleet, snow and eventually rain to the region. The main concern Tuesday into Wednesday is the freezing rain.
