WSU's Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine earns full accreditation
After six years, Washington State University Spokane’s Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine has been granted full accreditation.
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Cougar football games to operate at full capacity this season
Cougar football games will operate at 100 percent capacity for the upcoming season.
Full fire ban issued for Lake Roosevelt
The National Park Service has implemented a full fire ban at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area.
Search underway for missing Idaho mushroom hunter
GRANGEVILLE, Idaho (AP) — The Idaho County Sheriff’s Office says searchers are still looking for a 76-year-old farmer who went missing while mushroom hunting near Grangeville. Idaho County Sheriff Doug Ulmer told The Lewiston Tribune that John “Mack” McBoyle Jr. was reported…
Trent Ave reopens, police investigating fatal crash
SPOKANE, Wash. -- One person was killed and another injured in a one-vehicle crash in east Spokane early Tuesday morning. Spokane Police officers responded to the crash, near the intersection of E. Trent Ave and N. Napa St, around 3…
Enjoy locally-sourced artisan burgers, pizza, salads at Sky Ribbon Cafe this summer
You can expect new things on the menu at the Sky Ribbon Cafe this summer.
'We just miss him': Liberty Lake skier memorialized by friends following death
LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. -- It has been three months since a Liberty Lake man died in a skiing accident at Schweitzer. Heath McHenry left a hole in everyone's heart, though…
Most Idaho nursing home workers unvaccinated for COVID-19
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (AP) — Less than half of nursing home workers in Idaho have been vaccinated against COVID-19, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said. The agency said that 47.5% of Idaho nursing home workers were fully vaccinated…
Of the nearly 100 dogs left abandoned in a N. Idaho home, 27 have been adopted
Last week, 85 dogs and 10 cats were found abandoned in a Kellogg home after an evicted renter left them behind. Now, 27 of those pooches have been adopted, according to the Kootenai Humane Society.
'I'm just devastated we lost everything': Residents work to rebuild after apartment fire injures 7
A fire that broke out on Saturday afternoon at the GoGo Heights Apartment complex injured four kids and three adults, leaving lasting damage for those trying to rebuild.
Ready for the heat? Here's how you can keep your home cool on a budget
When it reaches those peak hours of the day, it's best to stay inside. But how, exactly, do we keep our homes cool without blasting the AC all day?
Doctors express concern as Delta variant rises across the country
Washington is closing in on 70% vaccination rate and will hit that mark any day now, and while that means the state can fully reopen, there is growing concern surrounding the rising number of cases of the Delta variant.
Athletes, organizers prep for triple-digit heat at Coeur d'Alene Ironman
A lot of us will struggle in the heat next weekend, but none more so than the athletes competing in IRONMAN Coeur d'Alene.
Pacific Northwest Solutions fined over $25K for using reactor without permit
Pacific Northwest Solutions has now seen its third penalty in the last two years.
Felon tries giving fake name, address to deputies, immediately identified at County Jail
An eight-time convicted felon arrested during a traffic stop tried to give deputies a fake name, age and address—and was immediately identified by Corrections workers at the Spokane County Jail.
Eastbound I-90 reduced to one lane near exit 11 in Coeur d'Alene
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- Eastbound I-90 has reopened near Northwest Boulevard in Coeur d'Alene. Idaho State Police responded to the crash, as well as officials from the city of Coeur d'Alene and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. https://twitter.com/ISPNorthIdaho/status/1407119388700856320…
Hooptown USA, Multicare team up to host Rebound Spokane vaccine clinic Saturday
SPOKANE, Wash - On what would traditionally be Hoopfest weekend in Spokane, this weekend will instead be an effort to get more people vaccinated and ready for the delayed event later this summer.
Despite event delay, Hoopfest still planning events for this weekend
SPOKANE, Wash - They won't start the day off with the sound of tens of thousands of people playing basketball on the streets of Spokane, but organizers of Spokane's annual Hoopfest still have events planned for what would traditionally be Hoopfest weekend.
Beat the heat this week at Spokane's splash pads!
Splash pads around Spokane are open for the summer, and with temperatures hit triple-digits this week, now is the perfect time to beat the heat!
Send us photos for your kid's last day of school!
It's been a long school year in the pandemic, but your kids made it and we are closing to putting this all behind us. The school year is finally over—share photos of your kiddos on their last day of school!
Shoot hoops, get vaccinated at 'Rebound Spokane' popup clinic Saturday
Shoot some hoops, get your vaccine and have a snow cone this Saturday at the ‘Rebound Spokane’ popup clinic on Riverfront Park’s North Bank.
Help decide where a new water tank on Spokane's South Hill will be built
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The City of Spokane wants your input on where a new 2 million gallon water tank will be built on Spokane's South Hill. The water tank will ensure the area has adequate water during a fire emergency,…
Cheney company to haul 2021 Capitol Christmas Tree across country
Cheney-based company System Transport will be responsible for transporting the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree to Washington D.C. this winter.
Anti-government activist Bundy issues Idaho campaign videos
Anti-government activist Ammon Bundy on Saturday came out with his first videos announcing his campaign to become governor of Idaho. “I’m running for governor because I’m sick and tired of all of this political garbage just like you are,” Bundy…
