During this pandemic, it's been tough for families to pay bills. SNAP opened their monthly energy appointments at 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, and within three hours all the spots for January were filled.
COVID-19 highlight the disparities and barriers families face, especially for kids trying to attend school online.
One local coffee shop is feeling the burn from COVID but staying committed to sustainable, organic and green practices.
Washington has used just 42 percent of its vaccine doses, and Governor Inslee is putting it on local and federal partners to pick up the pace.
Spokane restaurants and the Washington Hospitality Association are pushing for Governor Inslee to bump up restaurant capacity to 50-percent, saying take-out options simply aren't enough.
An ATM was ripped out of the wall of the STCU branch near Super 1 Foods early Monday morning, but police quickly recovered it intact.
Idaho Governor Brad Little assigned 400 National Guard members to help distribute the COVID-19 vaccine quickly across the state.
Schweitzer is bringing back night skiing this weekend, and they expect skiers to mask up this time. They previously nixed operations after reported verbal abuse and refusal to comply with mask protocols.
It's a sight no teenager would want to see, especially on their 19th birthday—their car crushed by at least one tree.
The plaza along the Spokane River opened to brief fanfare in 2019 before quickly closing again, and with COVID-19 and pandemic closures weighing heavy on people's minds, you may not have noticed that it has since reopened! We're taking you there for this week's Air 4 Adventure.
Power outages are not only impacting your neighbors, but restaurants, as well. Outlaw BBQ in Northwest Spokane is pitch black.
U.S. defense officials say they are worried about an insider attack or other threat from service members involved in securing President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, prompting the FBI to vet all of the 25,000 National Guard troops coming into Washington for the event.
Thousands are in the dark, trees are still on top of houses, and in some places, power lines are still down. Some people have been without power now for five days, and generators are still running as people wait for the lights to come back on.
Northbound lanes of US 95 have reopened near Coeur d'Alene after a multiple-car crash blocked lanes.
Bonner County Sheriff Daryl Wheeler urged Idahoans to avoid "hyper-partisan bickering" and making a "show of force" in the streets with Inauguration Day this week.
Avista crews are working around the clock to get your lights back on, and power outages are expected to be fixed by Monday at the latest.
As of Friday evening, tens of thousands of people are facing another cold night as linemen work to restore power.
The Panhandle Health District vaccinated about 500 K-12 employees from the region Friday,
Right now, the resort requires that you wear a mask indoors and in the lift lines.
Coeur d'Alene Schools will resume class on Friday, with the exception of Hayden Meadows Elementary and Venture High School.
Comstock Park is temporarily closed while city crews remove hazards left by this week's windstorm.
Spokane Public Schools will resume classes on Friday, as families and even some schools are still left in the dark from this week's violent windstorm.
Clean up in the wake of Wednesday's windstorm is still underway, especially in large parts of the South Hill. A lot of people will spend at least one more night in the dark, maybe more.
Washington State University students are getting ready to go back to school. The university is taking steps to avoid that COVID outbreak they had in Pullman last fall.
