Inslee signs foster care "bill of rights" legislation into law
Governor Inslee signs Moses Lake Representative's Tom Dent’s foster care ‘Bill of Rights’ legislation into law
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Handi-Craft recalls Dr. Brown's pacifier, teether holder
Handi-Craft is recalling around 600,000 Dr. Brown's Lovey pacifiers and teether holders, a news release from the Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
New regional bike map released--- get ready to roll!
The Spokane Regional Transportation Council released its updated Spokane Regional Bike Map Thursday. It now includes all the new bike lanes, paths, and trail connections that were completed in the 2017 construction season.
America's fattest cities are.....
A new study ranks the fattest cities in the nation. Spokane comes in near the middle.
Cancer breakthrough may come from glowing dyes
Cancer breakthrough may come from glowing dyes
Maternity leave: Tips for returning to work
Maternity leave passes quickly. Find out what you can do to ease your transition back to work and how to stay connected to your baby.
A sixth grader makes a will 'just in case' of a school shooting
As Javon Davies reads out a list of his most prized possessions, it's hard not to smile: His Playstation, his video games, his TV, his cat. It's typical sixth grade stuff through and through.
Moms still earn less than childless women -- and the gap isn't closing
Joya Misra, a sociology professor at the University of Massachusetts, has a simple piece of advice for her female graduate students pursuing a career in academia.
Hecla miners reject arbitration; opt to continue year-long strike
United Steelworkers at the Hecla Mining Company's Lucky Friday mine have voted to reject arbitration to end the nearly year-long strike
St. Luke's to host Brain Injury Awareness Community Day
St. Luke's Rehabilitation Institute will welcome survivors of brain injuries and their families to the 2018 Brain Injury Community Day on Wednesday, March 28 from 2:30 p.m. to 4: 30 p.m.
77-year-old woman attacked by rabid otter
A 77-year-old woman is recovering after being attacked by a rabid otter while kayaking.
Washington state legislature passes equal pay opportunity act
Washington State Legislature Passes Historic Equal Pay Opportunity Act, the state's first equal pay law since 1943
Duckworth: Babies should be allowed on Senate floor
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, the first U.S. senator who is expected to give birth while in office, told CNN she feels the Senate rules are outdated because they wouldn't allow her to bring her baby to the floor.
PlayStation 4 update lets parents boot kids from playing
PlayStation 4's latest update gives parents a lot more power.
Spokane Park Board eyes free swim
Even though we aren't getting a lazy river at the, now melted, Ice Ribbon in Riverfront Park, swimmers in Spokane could be enjoying free entry to Spokane Aquatic Centers come this summer.
Washington jobs report shows promising start to new year
Washington jobs report shows promising start to new year
Dad makes 'bully' son run to school
A Virginia boy was caughtbullying other students on the bus. His dad's punishment? Run the mile toschool in the rain for three days.
Family Fitness: Tips for your family
Nearly 13 percent of U.S. preschoolers are obese but there are some simple changes that can be made to become healthier as a family unit. Check out these tips to keeping you and your family fit.
Barbie unveils dolls based on Amelia Earhart, Frida Kahlo, Chloe Kim
Barbie dolls have long inspired young girls with their beauty and fashion sense. Now they're inspiring them with their brains and bravado, too.
Michelle Obama dances with Parker Curry, her littlest fan
A little girl who was transfixed by a portrait of Michelle Obama last week got to meet the real person Tuesday -- and even danced with the former first lady.
West Virginia parents find ways for kids to fill days during teacher strike
With every single public school in West Virginia closed, parents are struggling to figure out what the teacher strike means for their kids' education.
Senator Cantwell calls offshore drilling plan inadequate; demands local voices be heard
Washington senator Maria Cantwell calls Interior Department’s public engagement on offshore drilling plan inadequate; demands local voices be heard
Post Falls home to Idaho's first organic, vegan chocolate line
Wild and Alive unleashes Idaho's first certified, organic, raw, vegan chocolate line.
Graco issues massive recall for high chairs
Baby product company Graco says it's recalling tens of thousands of high chairs after they tipped with children inside.
