Rania Kaur
Articles
Spokane lawyers helping family file wrongful death lawsuit in waterpark tragedy
‘It’s scary’: Spokane Police adding extra patrols around parks after dark following shooting
SFD using satellite truck to ensure no emergency calls get dropped
‘United Against Hate’ looks to tackle underreported hate crimes across Eastern Washington
Business owners frustrated amid recent runs of break ins
‘We don’t want to be living here’: Property crime up nearly 30% across Spokane
Man found guilty of second-degree murder in Newport teen’s death
Washington celebrates Juneteenth for first year as a paid state holiday
Gun magazines sales soar in Washington as high-capacity ban approaches
Request denied for removal of Spokane County Prosecutor Larry Haskell based on discrimination
‘Just there to help’: Spokane mom warns about dangers of the Spokane River after her son was swept away
Trial for suspect accused of murdering Newport teen nearly begins in a mistrial
‘Permanent plumbing’ now required for all Washington coffee and food stands
‘Seconds save lives’: Lakeland School District searches for fourth armed guard
What to expect if you’re heading to the Hiawatha Trail or Silver Mt. this Memorial Day Weekend
Traveling this Memorial Day Weekend? Here is what you should know before the big rush
City Council rejects Councilmember Michael Cathcart’s alternate drought ordinance
Local businesses hope Lilac Festival will bring new customers
Family Promise of Spokane asks for baby formula donations amid shortage
Washington legislature to address the gender pay gap
Spokane Police Department facing staff shortages
Spokane City Council considering ordinance that could restrict when you water your lawn
‘Pretty spectacular’: Extreme Team to update baseball field on Fairchild Air Force Base
‘Slow Down, Move Over’ law critical for trooper safety
Staffing shortages impacting summer camps and their ability to serve
Why the cost of summer camp is rising
Spokane Parks investigating damage to Cannon Hill Park
Businesses weigh in on House of Charity’s move out of downtown
Packed In: Rathdrum Mayor, City Council at odds over how to handle growth
Cleanup efforts in Spokane ramp up ahead of Bloomsday
Liberty Lake avoids water contamination through sprinkler backflow protection
Second catalytic converter arrest could be related to Corbin Senior Activity Center thefts
‘There’s got to be a different approach’: South Hill neighbors frustrated by increase in property crime
‘Everyone deserves a nice place to live’: former Spokane motels turning into apartment complexes
Health officials continue to research BA.2 variant as CDC extends travel mask mandate
‘It’s gone too far,’ Spokane city leaders propose plans to curb rising shootings
Spokane’s Social Security office open to walk-ins for first time since start of pandemic
‘The true loss is our security’: Security camera purchases rise in the Inland Northwest
