Salvation Army's 12th annual 'Backpacks for Kids' event is coming back next week
4,000 new backpacks will be given out to K-12 students for the upcoming school year during Salvation Army's 12th annual 'Backpacks for Kids' event!
Author: Vincent Saglimbeni
Grab some goodies from the Hello Kitty Cafe truck, coming to Spokane next week
A Hello Kitty Cafe truck will be making its way to Spokane next Saturday—you can get all sorts of goodies and merchandise when it stops by River Park Square!
Celebrate local art and buy handcrafted goods this weekend at Terrain's Bazaar
One of Spokane’s favorite events is back!
Nearly 70 pounds of cocaine seized at Canadian border in Montana
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers seized 69.5 pounds of cocaine this past Thursday.
Marysville veteran wins $100,000 in 'A Heroes Thanks' vaccine lottery
A veteran from Marysville is the latest winner in Washington's "A Heroes Thanks."
Drought conditions cancel fireworks at Spokane Indians games
Postgame fireworks for the Spokane Indians games on Friday and Saturday are being called off due to drought conditions in the Inland Northwest.
Winthrop has the worst air quality in the U.S.
Winthrop at one point Thursday had the worst air quality in the country, owing to the massive wildfires tearing through the Methow Valley.
Grab Fido and head to Parade of Paws this weekend
Head over to North Havana Street on July 24th to help animals at Spokane Humane Society
I-90 paving near Ritzville now moving to nights
If you had troubles getting through I-90 near Ritzville, there is good news: that paving work that slowed down traffic will now be moved overnight.
Enjoy Spokane Riverfront Park's 'Monday Funday' event today!
Spokane Riverfront Park will be hosting a 'Monday Funday' event called, 'Game Day, Spin Art & Chalk Art,' on Monday, July 19.
Road construction on Argonne and Montgomery to begin as early as Saturday
The expected 10 week project will look to bring safe driving in the area and more efficient signaling.
Athletes with ties to the Inland Northwest head to the Tokyo Olympics
Headlined by former college basketball players, the Inland Northwest will be well represented in Tokyo
Bring Fido to the ballpark with the Spokane Indians' 'Bark in the Park'
Fans have the opportunity to bring their dogs to Avista Stadium on July 27
Jimmy Eat World coming to Spokane Pavilion in October
The band from Mesa, Ariz., will be joined by Taking Back Sunday and The Beaches on Friday, Oct. 15 at the Spokane Pavilion.
Lightning sparks 20 wildfires across Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests
Lightning sparked a series of 20 wildfires in the Nez Perce Clearwater National Forests in the past four days.
Former Zag Rui Hachimura to be flag bearer for Japan
The Gonzaga Bulldog basketball alumnus will be joined by women's wrestler Yui Susaki as the flag bearers for the host county.
Wishing Star Foundation is granting wishes again
Wishing Star Foundation will be opening up and granting travel wishes to children for the first time in over a year.
Lightning strike starts Sand Creek Fire, 40 to 50 acres burned
Lightning strikes started a fire along Sand Creek Wednesday afternoon and has burned 40 to 50 acres.
Bowl and Pitcher named one of the best running trails in the country
The 9,000 acre park at Riverside State Park was named the fifth best running trail in the country out of 15 total trails.
Heatwave cracks pavement on US 195 north of Colfax
Many Inland Northwest cities are experiencing their hottest days on record, and that extreme heat is starting to wear down area roads.
Avista and STA teaming up for free rides to cooling centers
The free transportation service in the regional transit service area is effective immediately and will run through Friday.
Medical Lake placing temporary ban on fireworks
Dry conditions and the prediction of upcoming record-setting temperatures in the state led to Spokane County Fire District 3 to place the temporary ban.
Spokane Indians games pushed back due to heat
The excessive heat warning in Washington will push the next six Indians games back 30 minutes from their typical start time.
City of Spokane strongly encouraging water users to reduce usage
As temperatures begin to increase, the City of Spokane is encouraging its water users to be more conservative and protective of its water resources.
