Jess Roskelley Foundation contributing new climbing structure to Riverfront Park playground
Climbing was what Jess Roskelley did best.
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A closer look at the financial crisis Spokane Schools is facing
Spokane Schools has tough choices ahead. The latest forecast shows a budget deficit over the next four years.
YMCA cancels traditional summer programs at Camp Reed, offers alternatives
Camp Reed canceled due to pandemic, YMCA to offer alternative programs
Spokane Valley couple awaiting long-lost letter from son killed overseas
A Spokane Valley couple who lost their son in Iraq is anxiously checking their mailbox.
Businesses on Main Avenue survive COVID-19 shutdowns
63 days ago, we showed the impact of Washington's stay-home order through a single block in Spokane, and now we take you back to Main Avenue to see what has changed.
Inslee issues new guidelines for religious gatherings under phase 1 and 2
Governor Jay Inslee announced the state will ease some of the restrictions on religious gatherings for groups in both phase 1 and 2 of Washington's Safe Start plan.
Second Harvest hosting mobile market at Mead Food Bank this Friday
Second Harvest will host a free food distribution at the Mead Food Bank this Friday.
JK Rowling releases children's book 'The Ickabog' online for free
"Harry Potter" author JK Rowling has announced a new story called "The Ickabog" to entertain children during coronavirus lockdown. Rowling started writing "The Ickabog" while she was still completing the original Wizarding World series, and intended to publish it following…
Potato Commission, Second Harvest passing out 100,000 pounds of potatoes Wednesday
The Washington State Potato Commission and Second Harvest are teaming up to pass out 100,000 pounds of processed potatoes on Wednesday.
'Let's do this': Doctors say local teen battling terminal brain cancer could live 2-3 more years
When Jaden Baer was diagnosed with terminal cancer, he vowed to spend every day completing items on his bucket list.
Pizza Hut celebrating 2020 graduates with free pizza
Do you know someone in the class of 2020? Make sure they don't miss out on this deal!
Picky eating linked to demanding parents who limit foods, study says
Frustrated with your child's picky eating? If you're trying to fix the problem by becoming the food police, you're probably making your child's habit of picky eating worse, according to a new study that followed more than 300 parent-and-child pairs…
Priest River Lamanna High School approved to hold traditional, in-person graduation ceremony
Panhandle Health has approved Priest River Lamanna High School's request for an in-person, traditional graduation ceremony.
More than 30 boys removed from Prescott boarding school, Walla Walla Co. deputies say
More than 30 boys were removed from a boarding school in Prescott following multiple allegations of abuse and neglect.
Kendall Yards Night Market canceled for heavy rain in forecast
Heavy rain in Wednesday's forecast has canceled the first Kendall Yards Night Market of the year.
High school senior starts clothing line, donates to those in need
Click here for updates on this story CASTLE ROCK, CO (KDVR) -- This week would normally be filled with graduations and celebrations. They have all been canceled because of COVID-19. But one Douglas County senior is wasting no time taking…
Spokane Parks and Rec shares wildflower spotting tips
On the City of Spokane’s website, you’ll find a guide to wildflower spotting. It begins with finding your nearest conservation area.
WIC program expands food options for eligible families, still taking applications
The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program is still taking applications for eligible families in need of food benefits during the COVID-19 crisis.
Expect more cases of strange coronavirus syndrome in kids, doctors warn
Parents, hospitals and clinics should expect to see more cases of a mystifying condition that seems to be affecting children after a bout with Covid-19, doctors said Wednesday. The condition, called multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, appears to be a…
Spokane family business offers new way of safely celebrating
You may have seen large signs all over Spokane and Coeur d'Alene, wishing someone a 'happy birthday' or 'happy anniversary.'
Bank of America awards $50K grant to Catholic Charities' COVID-19 relief initiative
Bank of America has awarded a $50,000 grant to Catholic Charities to help the nonprofit kick off its new fundraiser.
South Perry, Garland Street Fair canceled due to safety concerns
Both the South Perry and Garland Street Fairs have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coeur d'Alene Tribal School reopening for students at higher academic risk
The limited attendance is in order to maintain social distancing guidelines, said Superintendent and Principal Tina Strong.
REI to offer curbside pickup, bike repair services starting Wednesday
REI will offer curbside pickup and bike shop services to customers starting this Wednesday.
