Youth sports allowed to resume practices, games can begin in Phase 3
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Downtown businesses, police and protesters prepare for Sunday's demonstration
Some downtown businesses are still boarded up, anticipating what's to come this weekend. Another protest is set to take place on Sunday with more than a thousand people on Facebook already saying they're interested in going.
It's National Doughnut Day! Head to one of these local spots for your sweet fix
It is National Doughnut Day 2020! Here are some doughnut spots around the region to go get your sweet fix.
Manhole explodes in downtown Spokane; power restored
A manhole exploded in downtown Spokane early Friday morning.
Spokane family allegedly harassed, called 'Antifa' while camping in Forks
A multi-racial Spokane family was allegedly harassed and accused of being "Antifa" by several people while on a camping trip in Forks.
Coeur d'Alene musician plays music for senior, assisted living facilities
As Idaho moves forward in reopening, visits to assisted and senior living facilities are still not allowed. It's been nearly three months since some residents saw their families in person. However, one Coeur d'Alene man is paying them a visit with some music.
COVID-19 testing capacity increasing in Washington
As testing capacity increases in the state, we're breaking down where you can take a COVID-19 test in Spokane County and how those tests work.
PACE honors local student leaders
PACE went to new lengths to make sure young role models feel appreciated.
J.C. Penney to close 154 stores, including two in Idaho
J.C. Penney will be closing 154 stores as part of its bankruptcy proceedings, including one in Lewiston and another in Ponderay.
Gov. Inslee, Secretary of Health discuss next steps in state's COVID-19 response
Governor Inslee held a press conference with Secretary of Health John Wiesman, addressing the state's COVID-19 testing plan as many counties move through phases of reopening.
Spokane County Library District open for curbside service
If you're a dedicated bookworm, Wednesday was your lucky day. Spokane County Library District are back open.
Gov. Inslee addresses COVID-19 response, statewide protests
Governor Inslee held a press conference addressing the state's COVID-19 response, as well as the sweeping protests across the county, some of which escalated into violence in Seattle and Spokane over the weekend.
Meals on Wheels to relaunch hot meal delivery services for seniors
Meals on Wheels Spokane announced the return of hot meal deliveries to seniors.
WSU investigates reports of racist comments made by student online
Washington State University is investigating reports of racist conversations allegedly made by a student on campus.
Small businesses in downtown Spokane face another hurdle with protest violence
It's been a never-ending rollercoaster ride for some business owners in downtown Spokane.
Gov. Inslee expands, extends eviction moratorium through August 1
Governor Jay Inslee has once again extended the moratorium on evictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
More Black Lives Matter protests planned in Spokane
Demonstrators are planning another Black Lives Matter protest on Sunday, June 7.
Spokane Co. Commissioners provide $6 million in CARES Act funding to Health District
The Spokane County Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to provide $6 million of CARES Act funding to the Regional Health District.
YWCA Spokane reopens in Phase 2
YWCA Spokane has reopened under Phase 2 of Washington's "Safe Start" plan.
Amber Alert issued for 3-year-old Wapato girl
The Washington State Patrol has issued an Amber Alert for a 3-year-old girl, believed to have been taken by her father in Wapato, who is believed to be suicidal.
City Council passes resolution for deescalation training for Spokane Police
The Spokane City Council unanimously passed a resolution calling for deescalation and implicit bias training for local law enforcement.
"You have extremes on the left and right": Knezovich condemns downtown violence, details investigation
Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich held a press conference Monday, addressing the violence and looting in downtown Spokane the night before.
Video shows BLM protesters blocking looters from entering Nike Store
Video following Sunday's protest shows Black Lives Matter demonstrators standing arm-in-arm to block looters from entering the Nike Store.
'We need a change now': Seahawk Russell Wilson responds to death of George Floyd
Seattle Seahawk Russell Wilson responded to the death of George Floyd and several other police brutality events in a statement Monday.
