Pacific Northwest Solutions fined over $25K for using reactor without permit
Pacific Northwest Solutions has now seen its third penalty in the last two years.
Author: Vincent Saglimbeni
Pandemic stress, anxiety linked to poor sleep, WSU study finds
Washington State University researchers found that many people's stress in the early days of the pandemic was associated with poor sleep.
WCC announces Gonzaga men's basketball and remaining teams' conference schedules
The 10-team conference, including the Gonzaga men’s basketball team, is set to have a 16 game season for the fourth time in WCC history.
Looking to explore the great outdoors? You can camp for free at any state park on Juneteenth
In honor of Juneteenth, the Washington State Department of Natural Resources will open all state parks and lands for free—no Discovery Pass needed.
Here are some conditions to follow before purchasing fireworks over the internet
As the Fourth of July approaches, the Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) wants to bring awareness to the Washington public about information on internet firework sales.
Gonzaga's Corey Kispert awarded 2021 WCC Scholar-Athlete of the Year
The Edmonds, Washington, native is the 11th Zag to win the award and the first since Josh Perkins in 2019
Moscow Artwalk is set to debut at its new location 'The Box Gallery'
Members of the Moscow community are invited to the event at the grand opening of “The Box Gallery,” an art exhibit that was recently added to the Arts Department office at City Hall.
Spokane Transit's 'Free Ride to Vaccine' program extended through June
The program that allows for people to schedule COVID-19 appointments to and from vaccine clinics will be extended through the rest of June.
Man killed in motorcycle crash on Hwy 97 near Harrison
Authorities say 74-year-old Paul Brown, from Kennewick, lost control of his motorcycle and crashed on Highway 97.
DNR placing shooting restrictions in Stevens County due to dry conditions
An increase in fire activity has resulted in a temporary closing of these shooting areas.
Spokane School District recognized as a National Board Accomplished District
SPS was one of 79 school districts to receive the honor.
Here are some summer camps your kids will enjoy this year
Summer is nearly here, and with the pandemic almost behind us, that means summer camps are back for kids to enjoy!
Camp Gifford summer camp set to open June 21
The 99-year-old camp is now open for registration for children ages 7-17.
Third suspect identified in Swinyard Park shooting
A third suspect was identified and arrested in a shooting at Swinyard Park.
Here's the upcoming television schedule for WSU Football
The Pac-12 announced WSU will have six early television selection games on its schedule this season. The selections include the first three weeks of the season and other games later in the season.
Here's what's on the menu at Spokane Parks this summer
Three unique food concepts will be coming to locations like Riverfront Park this summer.
City officials asking Spokane public to conserve water with various practices
“As a community, we need to use water wisely, especially during current conditions,” says Mayor Woodward.
Chelan, WA native Joe Harris drops 25 points in 130-108 victory in NBA playoffs
The sharp shooter's hot hand gives the Brooklyn Nets a 2-0 series lead over the Boston Celtics.
Woman attacked by two men in Spokane Valley home
Two men broke into a woman's house in Spokane Valley and attacked her, knocking her unconscious and causing serious injuries. Now, Spokane Valley Police detectives are asking for help identifying her attackers.
Paddleboarding no longer allowed at St. George's Put-in
Washington State Parks are reopening the put-in on the Little Spokane River on May 28, but paddle boarding won't be allowed.
Armed robbery suspect taken down with non-lethal bean bag rounds, taken into custody
Spokane Valley Police took down a robbery suspect at the Rite Aid near Sprague and Pines Sunday afternoon.
N. Idaho woman to face murder sentencing Monday
The convicted embezzler from North Idaho pleaded guilty on her second charge of murder in February
You can donate clothes and linens at the Waste to Energy facility
Global Neighborhood Thrift, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit in Spokane, is providing this new container at the drop off area as part of a pilot program.
Clarkston High School senior named a U.S. Presidential Scholar
Williams is one of 161 high school seniors across the country to receive this accomplishment.
