Spokane Parks and Rec provides update on open service
The stay home, stay healthy greatly alter open recreational activities.
Author: Zach Walls
Bureau of Land Management closes Central Washington rec areas
The BLM closed three sites across Central Washington on Tuesday.
Family Promise executive director featured in Humans of New York Instagram post
Joe Ader was the latest in a series of posts on quarantine stories.
Finding the Helpers: Spokane Food Fighters deliver 715 meals in 7 days
The local grassroots effort served hundreds of meals to local people experiencing food insecurity.
Finding the Helpers: Bakeshop delivers sweet surprise to Kootenai Health
The popular Coeur d'Alene bakery dropped off some free treats for the medical staff at Kootenai Health.
You can now donate masks, essential items at the Spokane County Fairgrounds
The Emergency Coordination Center has created a donation center for masks and necessary items during the outbreak.
Idaho state campgrounds to close Friday
While parks remain open, camping shuts down for over a month.
Spokane Valley Transfer Station remains open for essential trips
The City is asking people visiting the transfer station to only bring garbage that would spoil or present a health hazard.
Washington Trail Association offers tips to enjoy nature during stay home order
Staying home does not mean staying away from nature.
Spokane County Library offering free digital gardening resources
Having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card.
Uber Eats announces free delivery on local food
The food delivery app announced new polices to benefits those coronavirus hit hardest.
WA Charter Schools' sub-grant competition to open in May
The first wave of applications is set to open in May, but coronavirus has the entire process on a tentative plan.
Wounded K9 'Chief' thriving in recovery
The Moses Lake K9 was shot in the eye back in February, but is recovering well.
Safeway and Albertsons to initiate social distancing protocol
The grocery stores are hoping to limit the time customers could be within six feet of one another.
Mayor and City Council pass emergency declaration banning evictions, foreclosures
Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward and the Spokane City Council passed an amended emergency proclamation on Monday, banning most evictions and commercial foreclosures until further notice.
Who should get tested for COVID-19?
Health officials recommend people do not visit drive-thru coronavirus testing locations if they are not approved by a professional.
Local photographer takes pictures for a cause
Jamie Denise is taking family portraits with a portion of proceeds going to local businesses and animal rescue.
WSU coach Nick Rolovich supporting Pullman eateries
The new WSU head football coach has been supporting a different Pullman establishment daily to support them amid lost business.
Employment Security waives waiting period for unemployment benefits
Due to the rise in unemployment during the coronavirus outbreak, the Washington State Employment Security Department has waived the one-week waiting period to receive unemployment insurance benefits.
Shadle Park Presbyterian Church to offer drive-in service
While the coronavirus outbreak has brought a halt to religious services across the state, Shadle Park Presbyterian Church is offering its parishioners a drive-in Sunday worship.
Oxford Suites to stay open amid coronavirus closures
In a post on the company's website, Oxford Suites announced that their line of hotels would remain open with additional safety precautions.
DoorDash offering no-contact food delivery
The food delivery app now gives customers to option to have their food delivered to safe, drop-off zones.
Millwood Brewing Co. to host virtual St. Patrick's Day
Even though you can't make it to the pub, you can still celebrate St. Patty's from the comfort of your couch.
Gonzaga making changes to available campus services during coronavirus pandemic
The University is rolling back campus services to remain in accordance with recent state restrictions.
