Author: Taylor Graham

Outside of the new Ronald McDonald House

Ronald McDonald House in need of donations ahead of opening new location

Families with children in the hospital will soon have a brand new place to call home.

Windstorm damage at the Lucky Pines Estates

Crews work to reverse windstorm damage at Lucky Pines Estates

Starting around 6:30 a.m., you couldn't go a few minutes without hearing the roar of chainsaws followed by the sound of branches falling to the ground at the Lucky Pine Estates.

'We're offering services to folks instead of just a dollar on the street corner': Annual event puts homeless resources under one roof

A five-hour stretch at the Spokane Convention Center Thursday may have helped hundreds of people take the first step to getting or staying off of the street.

Cheney set to host USA Curling National Championships for first time ever

Come next weekend, the Inland Northwest will get a front row seat to the sport that seems to captivate the country every four years, when the 2020 USA Curling National Championships head to Cheney.

The novel coronavirus: your questions, answered

Since news broke of the first confirmed case of the novel coronavirus in the U.S., 4 News Now has gotten countless calls and questions from viewers about the risk of contracting the virus. So, we took your questions straight to a doctor.

Spokane Public Schools looks at bringing back school specialists following massive budget cuts, layoffs

A Spokane Public Schools work group is looking at the possibility of bringing school specialists, like librarians, back into the fold, despite making cuts away from the classroom and issuing hundreds of layoff notices last year due to a $31 million budget gap.

Victim tracks down suspect with Facebook

'It's kind of nerve-racking': Victim recounts teaming up with SPD to recover stolen items sold on Facebook Marketplace

From couches to cars, Facebook Marketplace is home to thousands of items -- this week, it was home to at least $500 worth of stolen ski gear belonging to one Spokane couple.

Coeur d'Alene hairstylist looks for work

'That's our livelihood': Devastating downtown Coeur d'Alene fire leaves employees looking for work

As investigators work to figure out what sparked Monday's devastating fire in downtown Coeur d'Alene, the people who watched their jobs go up in flames are doing their best to bounce back and find work elsewhere.

'I thought everyone was dying': Spokane family relives horror of stabbing intruder in self-defense

Thanks to a Spokane mother's quick thinking, she and her daughter are alive, and the man accused of breaking in to their home Monday – while threatening to rape the woman – is behind bars.

Students brave the snow as spring semester gets underway at WSU Pullman

If Cougs can survive the heartbreak that comes with a football season, then they can pretty much survive anything – like getting back to Pullman in time for spring semester, even though it does not feel anything like spring at the moment.

WSDOTcrews pick up fallen trees along State Rout 206 near Mt. Spokane

Crews clear fallen trees, SR 206 reopens up to Mt. Spokane ski area

The Washington State Department of Transportation reopened State Route 206 from milepost 8 up to the Mt. Spokane Ski Area just before 2:15 p.m. Monday.

Spokane full-city plow set to end Sunday night as planned

Despite three inches of fresh snowfall Sunday, plow crews with the City of Spokane are expected to complete this weekend's full-city plow Sunday night around 10 p.m.

Massive snowstorm hits the inland northwest

Massive snowstorm hits Spokane, and it isn't over yet

It was a rough night for Spokane drivers on Friday, as a massive snowstorm hit the Inland Northwest.

'I'm worried': Local Iranian-American reacts to airstrike, brewing conflict between U.S., Iran

Mounting tensions between the U.S. and Iran have thousands of Americans on edge, but for one Spokane man, this conflict is personal.

Spokane's new mayor explains plan to follow through on campaign promises

SPOKANE, Wash. -- "New decade, new administration." Spokane's newly elected mayor took office Thursday and said she plans to hit the ground running. "I had my first cabinet…