Police arrest woman in connection to North Spokane fires
Spokane Police arrested a woman on Tuesday who they suspect is connected to a string of North Spokane fires.
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Pinot's Palette reopens under Phase 2, continues virtual classes and take home kits
While Pinot's Palette is open again for in-person classes, they will continue to offer virtual classes and take home painting kits.
WIAA releases guidelines for upcoming Fall sports season
The WIAA released its return to activity guidelines for the upcoming Fall sports season Monday. The organization believes "it is essential to the physical and mental well-being…
Spokane City Council votes to limit 'mosquito' alarms
The ordinance now heads to Mayor Nadine Woodward.
Kalispel tribal police fire shots at theft suspect near Northern Quest; suspect taken into custody
A theft suspect was shot at by police and taken into custody near Northern Quest Resort and Casino Monday afternoon.
Police identify person of interest in series of fires set in N. Spokane
The Spokane Fire Department is working to put out a series of car fires near NorthTown Mall.
Alleged kidnapping victims rescued after texting friend to call 911
SPOKANE, Wash. -- A 25-year-old man is in the Spokane County jail after allegedly kidnapping his ex-girlfriend, her child and mother. Police were made aware of the situation through a friend of the victim. Around 3:30 p.m. Sunday, the friend…
Nearly 1,000 people in Spokane Co. have tested positive for COVID-19
The Spokane Regional Health District has confirmed that 976 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in Spokane County, and 37 have died.
Strawberry season at Green Bluff: U-Pick with Walters' Fruit Ranch
The berries are back at Green Bluff!
Spokane YMCAs reopen under Phase 2 with appointment-only fitness zones
Each branch will have fitness zones which will include areas on the wellness floors and weight equipment.
Local DACA recipient shares relief over Supreme Court's ruling
Candida Cruz came to the United States when she was four and has little to no memory of Mexico, or the family she left behind.
'A day worthy of celebration': Spokane Schools provides update to families ahead of the last day
Though they should be filled with students signing yearbooks, the halls of Spokane Schools will remain eerily quiet on Friday. It may be the last day of school, but many students said goodbye to their teachers back in March.
Coulee Dam Casino employee tests positive for COVID-19, casino to temporarily close
An employee at the 12 Tribes Coulee Dam Casino has tested positive for COVID-19, prompting the casino to temporarily close beginning Friday.
'It's very painful, it's very difficult': SCC & SFCC to furlough staff, cut $11 million from budget
More budget cuts are coming. This time, to the Community Colleges of Spokane. It's bracing itself for one of its biggest cuts in its history.
Organizer for local Juneteenth event encourages all to join in celebration
The Inland Northwest Juneteenth Coalition is hosting a virtual even this year to celebrate Juneteenth, also known as Black Independence Day.
The economy seems to be turning a corner, but jobless claims are still in the millions
Although the US economy has shown signs of improvement in recent weeks as lockdown restrictions have eased, millions of Americans are still seeking unemployment aid to make ends meet. Another 1.5 million workers filed for first-time jobless benefits last week,…
Inland Northwest Rail Museum in Reardan welcomes back visitors under Phase 3
Face masks and social distancing will be required at all times.
Spokane Co. Commissioners ask health officer to apply for phase 3 despite not meeting criteria
The Spokane County Board of Commissioners sent a letter to the County Health Officer on Wednesday asking that he begin the application to advance to phase 3 despite a rise in cases and hospitalizations.
Flatstick Pub reopens under Phase 2 with new games, new guidelines
Every table is wiped down and disinfected after use and they're also sanitizing when it comes to the games.
Spokane City Council to discuss several police reform measures
The Spokane City Council will soon vote on a new police guild contract, but Council President Breean Beggs says real change can come outside of those negotiations, too.
Coeur d'Alene Resort fully reopens under Phase 4 in time for Father's Day weekend
But even though Idaho is in Phase 4, the resort will have safety measures in place to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Spokane's Police Guild contract up in the air, under intense scrutiny
The contract between the Spokane Police Guild and the City is stalling once again.
First COVID-19 death reported in N. Idaho
The Panhandle Health District reported the first COVID-related death in N. Idaho on Monday.
'Let's Get Sewing' offers summer sewing classes June through August
By end of camp, participants will be able to tackle a simple sewing project with confidence.
