Teachers are struggling to make the right choice in going back to school. For some of them, it's now choosing between work and family.
OLYMPIA, Wash - Washington's attorney general strongly hinted Friday that the state would file a lawsuit over recent, dramatic changes to the U.S. Postal Service.
OLYMPIA, Wash - While warning not to get complacent, the Washington Department of Health said Friday cases of COVIC-19 are 'plateauing' in the state.
Parents have to decide how they want their kids to learn this fall by Sunday, but the district will work with families who change their mind down the road.
One of the most expensive homes in Idaho is up for sale right now on Lake Coeur d'Alene. The price for the home is a whopping $27 million.
In a county where there are only more than 40,000 people, Okanogan has more COVID-19 cases per capita than anywhere in Washington.
The temporary COVID-19 shelter at the Spokane Arena shut down Thursday, as was initially planned.
Multiple vehicles crashed on eastbound I-90 near Post Falls.
Gonzaga University students returning to campus will have to sign a COVID-19 risk acknowledgement form and complete daily self-certification tests.
Washington state saw its highest primary turnout in more than five decades, with 55% of the state’s 4.6 million voters returning ballots for last week’s election, setting the stage for a potential record-breaking turnout in November.
It takes a village to raise a child, and sometimes to keep a family afloat. There's new help in Spokane for parents, whether they need food or mental health help.
Spokane Public Schools is looking to push back the start of the school year by two weeks.
OLYMPIA, Wash - Months into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Washington Department of Health reported something different in a weekly briefing with journalists: good news.
Twin sisters were arrested for cyberstalking, sending death threats and images of mutilated animals to people online. When police searched their home, they found a pentagram in the living room.
Eastern Washington University has decided that students will not return to in-person learning after Thanksgiving Break this upcoming year.
The City of Coeur d’Alene is hosting a second mask giveaway at Cherry Hill Park on Thursday.
Best friends come in all shapes and sizes. Some even with four legs. They're there when you need them most, like Leia, a man's dog who he claims saved his life.
It's been difficult for school districts to find a balance between bringing kids back or learning from home.
For a college town like Pullman, the local economy thrives off events from Washington State University, especially Cougar football weekends. Without it, local businesses are facing hard times after an already stressful spring and summer without students.
The iconic White Elephant, Isidore, which sat outside the White Elephant store for decades, has been moved to its new home at the Loof Carrousel.
The Deer Park Board of Directors approved a plan Monday night to reopen schools in the fall.
The Central Valley School District is still putting together a plan for the start of the school year, and they want your input.
The East Valley School District superintendent says it plans to reopen with in-person learning with alternate schedules.
SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle’s police chief says she is stepping down, a move made public the same day the City Council approved reducing the department by as many as 100 officers through layoffs and attrition. Carmen Best, the city’s first…
