WSU edges Texas Southern to pick up win in their season opener
saac Bonton had a first half to forget, but came on strong after the break to lead the Washington State Cougars to a 56-52 win over Texas Southern in the opener Wednesday night.
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CHAS Health sees large increase in COVID-19 testing
Coronavirus tests came back positive for another 418 residents in Spokane County on Wednesday. The Spokane Regional Health District says one more person died as well.…
Chelan-Douglas Health District warns of delayed results due to surge in COVID-19 testing
CHELAN CO., Wash. -- The Chelan-Douglas Health District says a statewide surge in coronavirus cases is to blame for a recent surge in testing and delay in test results. “We want to let everyone know that labs across the state…
Spokane hospitals prepare for possible influx of COVID patients during holiday season
More people are catching COVID-19 in Spokane. Employees at Providence and Sacred Heart say the number of COVID patients at their hospitals is at an all time high.
Spokane families changing Thanksgiving plans due to pandemic
Thanksgiving is a day dedicated to saying thanks. Thanks to the people in our lives and the lives that we have. Though families are changing their holiday traditions, it doesn't mean we can't say thank you in a different way.
Investigation finds no evidence Roosevelt Elementary teachers refused to wear masks, despite rumors
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The back to school process has been a winding road thanks to COVID-19. Science tells us masking up can protect us. When it comes to schools, it's required. Wearing face coverings is a matter of public health.…
WSU men's basketball coach Kyle Smith cleared to attend season opener
WSU head basketball coach Kyle Smith is now COVID-free and will be on the bench for the season opener Wednesday night.
Extreme Team honoring healthcare workers with annual light display in Cowley Park
The 4 News Now Extreme Team will once again be Making Spirits Bright this holiday season.
Davenport Grand 'Crescent Windows' display returns this Saturday
The beloved Crescent Windows displays are returning to the Davenport Grand, beginning this Saturday. Most events have been reworked or canceled due to COVID-19, but this one is staying exactly the same!
Washington set to receive 62,400 initial doses of Pfizer's COVID vaccine
Washington state is expected to receive 62,400 initial doses of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine once it is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Spokane Co. coronavirus cases climb ahead of the holiday with 418 more people testing positive
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Coronavirus cases continue to climb in Spokane County ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Another 418 people tested positive for the virus on Wednesday, and 251 people in the county have died. The continued rise in cases is…
Sheriff's Office identifies Spokane Valley deputy who shot, killed reckless driver on Sunday
The Spokane County Sheriff's Office has released the name of the Spokane Valley deputy who fatally shot a reckless driver on Sunday.
More COVID-19 cases linked to Adams Co. 'superspreader' wedding
Additional COVID-19 cases have been linked back to what health officials are calling a "superspreader event."
Local hospitals address staffing, capacity concerns ahead of Thanksgiving
The Health District hosted a press conference with local healthcare leaders, addressing Spokane's hospital capacity in anticipation of the expected Thanksgiving COVID-19 surge.
Medical Examiner identifies man shot, killed by deputy in Spokane Valley
The Medical Examiner has identified the man shot and killed by a deputy in Spokane Valley as 41-year-old Nicholas Kaussaen.
Numerica Credit Union wants to help you shop local on Small Business Saturday
Numerica Credit Union wants to help you support local businesses on Small Business Saturday.
Winterizing your vehicle: Maintenance and safety tips from AAA Washington
We've already seen some snow days ahead of the winter season, so if you plan to get on the road for the holidays or just plan on driving around the city, you can never be too prepared.
Elderly woman severely burned, left on the floor for days before help arrived
An elderly woman suffered severe burns in an accidental fire at her apartment on Saturday, which left her laying on the floor for days before a care provider checked up on her and called for help.
Woman killed in mobile home fire Monday
A woman was killed in a mobile home fire Monday at the Ponderosa Mobile Home Park. Responding firefighters discovered she had set up two barbecues inside the home to provide heat after her utilities had been shut off.
Bonner Co. Commissioner pushes to defund Panhandle Health District
As COVID-19 cases surge in North Idaho, Bonner County could take a drastic step to withhold funding to the Panhandle Health District. A county commissioner proposed the idea in a resolution.
Gov. Inslee warns of the consequences of rising COVID-19 numbers
Another 289 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in Spokane, according to new numbers from the Health District. Governor Jay Inslee warned that if those numbers don't drop, more restrictions could be on the way.
How to stay safe while flying during the pandemic
Millions of people are still traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday, even though health officials asked them not to. If people plan to still fly, there are still ways to try and minimize that chance of getting COVID-19 this holiday season.
Despite doctor’s determination, Spokane mom doesn’t believe COVID killed her daughter
The only child to die from COVID-19 in Spokane County is a teenage girl, but her mother though doesn't believe the virus is what killed her.
WA Sec. of State, AG issue statement on what happens if Inslee 'hypothetically' resigned
Despite Governor Inslee saying multiple times he has no interest in a cabinet position in President-elect Biden's administration, Washington's Secretary of State and Attorney General issued a joint statement on what would happen if Inslee left his job.
