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Investigators are trying to determine if a bomb threat and bank robbery are connected in North Idaho. The bomb threat was called into Garwood Elementary School in Rathdrum just after 10 a.m. Thursday and just an hour later a Wells Fargo was robbed.
A budget crunch is forcing the City of Spokane to think outside of the box. Faced with a projected $6.7 Million budget shortfall, Spokane Mayor Mary Verner is looking at ways to get out of the red.
Facing up to $12 Million in budget cuts, Spokane Public Schools is continuing to look at a laundry list of programs and departments to slash.
Spokane Public Schools is grappling with how best to balance its budget.
The East Valley School District met with concerned parents, teachers and students about major cuts to schools on Monday night.
In North Idaho, one man's trash is rapidly become another criminal's cash as Kootenai County Solid Waste has been experiencing a rash of thefts.
There's some positive news for soon-to-be college graduates: The National Association of Colleges and Employers says companies expect to hire 21-percent more college graduates than they did last year.
Osama bin Laden's death is sparking a marketing frenzy across the country and in Spokane.
Patients and staff at Sacred Heart Medical Center will have to wait at least two more weeks before they can shower and drink the hospital's water.
Details of Osama bin Laden's death serve as a bitter-sweet reminder to military families who have lost loved ones in Iraq and Afghanistan. They know those fallen soldiers are never coming home again.
The East Valley School District declared a fiscal state of emergency Friday afternoon while it braces for major budget cuts.District officials say area schools could see cuts ranging from $1.5M to $2.8M next year. The exact amount is unclear until…
April snow showers are taking their toll on local nurseries that rely on spring's sunshine and warmth but are instead getting Mother Nature's cold shoulder.
A Spokane Valley family is claiming a school bus driver smacked their four-year-old son across the face, and it's allegedly not the first time.
A majority of voters sent a message to the East Valley School District that they are unwilling to pay more taxes to fix district schools by voting no on a $33M bond.
Residents of the Silver Valley continues to wait anxiously for any word on miner Larry Marek's condition. The veteran miner has been trapped inside the Lucky Friday Mine since Friday afternoon after a stoke collapsed.
Sheriff's detectives Friday night arrested two more suspects in connection with the Wednesday morning homicide of a 22-year-old Cheney man who was found in the trunk of his burning car.
Tea party supporters took over the Greyhound Raceway in Post Falls on Thursday night. The rally was organized by Kootenai County Tea Party Patriots to coincide with the political movement's anniversary.
A Clarkston man entrusted to care for disabled children is now accused of sexually abusing them.
A Spokane Valley Church faced off against some angry neighbors at Tuesday night's City Council meeting.
How high will gas prices have to go before you change your driving habits? It's a question a lot of people are asking right now as the price at the pump sneaks ever closer to four bucks a gallon.
As the federal government prepares to shut down, soldiers deployed overseas.
Deputies in Kootenai County are searching for the man who robbed the Alpine Country Store in Hayden at gunpoint late Tuesday night.
Washington is joining a list of states that recognizes out-of-state same-sex marriages.
Trace levels of radiation have been detected in the air across the state and here in Spokane but the minute radiation levels are too diluted to pose any risk to people.
