From fielding balls to fielding calls, Spokane Indians staff answer COVID-19 and school questions
Information about COVID-19 and schools can change quickly, that's why there's a phone line dedicated just for parents.
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Pac-12 Conference schedule, kickoff times currently in the works
It's really happening! Pac-12 is back, and now the conference is working with TV networks to start building out the season.
'It's time to flatten the curve again': Washington health experts concerned about recent climb in virus cases
Experts with the Washington State Department of Health are concerned about a recent climb in COVID-19 cases, saying the feared "fall surge" is starting and Washingtonians must act now to reverse the trend.
Washington wants to declare burned bridge ‘major disaster’
The state of Washington has asked the federal government to declare a destroyed railroad bridge a major disaster after it was burned down in a wildfire in September.
DNR: Washington coast will be safe from nearby tsunami
The Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) says a nearby tsunami will not affect the Washington coast.
Charges pending against Moses Lake man accused of abusing dog
Charges are pending against a Moses Lake man accused of abusing a dog in his backyard.
Matt Shea isn’t running, but he’s a key part of election attack ads
The lawmaker, who was accused of domestic terrorism, is being used to attack not only his fellow Republicans, but also a Seattle Democrat.
Domestic violence suspect arrested in Moses Lake
The Adams County Sheriff's Office said a wanted domestic violence suspect was taken into custody Monday afternoon.
Washington state ski resort to require reservations
A ski resort in Washington state has announced plans to reopen with restrictions, including limiting how many people are allowed on the mountain to help reduce the spread of the coronavirus.
Air 4 Adventure: Ferry County Rail Trail
The Ferry County Trail in Republic runs nearly 25 miles to the Canadian border. Take a bike or go for a hike—it's a great place to enjoy the season.
No charges for former Utah campus cop who showed off explicit photos of murdered Pullman track star
A former campus officer at the University of Utah will not face charges for showing off explicit photos of Lauren McCluskey to his co-workers shortly before her murder in 2018.
'Keep Music Live' initiative aims to help local music venues statewide
Music venues have been shut down for seven months and there is no timeline for when they could reopen.
WA Republicans fight to keep last two statewide offices
Both GOP Secretary of State Kim Wyman and state Treasurer Duane Davidson face a tough challenge this election.
Coeur d'Alene School Board to discuss scaling elementary, middle schools back to hybrid learning
The Board of Trustees for Coeur d'Alene Public Schools will meet on Monday to discuss scaling back schools to the hybrid learning model.
14 infected, 1 dead in COVID-19 outbreak at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center
Lynch said the hospital still does not know the source of the outbreak.
Washington Supreme Court reverses 1960 cemetery decision
The Washington state Supreme Court has reversed its 1960 decision that allowed cemeteries to discriminate on the basis of race, a rule considered irrelevant as federal and state regulations have already made it illegal.
Fourth COVID-related death reported in Whitman County
Four people have now from COVID-related causes in Whitman County.
A closer look at Republic, the town gubernatorial candidate Loren Culp calls home
We went to Republic to give you a look at the town Loren Culp lives in and what people there think of him running for governor.
'It's still mentally exhausting, it's just different': East Valley School District teacher details what hybrid teaching is like
Teachers are working hard to make sure kids are getting the education they need.
WSU calls off Spring Break week, aims to keep students in Pullman
For college students around the country, Spring Break is a time to take a breather, enjoy some nice weather and have fun—but in the upcoming Spring 2021 semester, Washington State University students won't be having that luxury.
Washington unemployment rate drops to 7.8%
Washington’s jobless rate dipped to 7.8% last month, and the state’s economy added 2,400 jobs.
Washington state schools report 37 employee COVID-19 cases
About 40 employees in three school districts in Washington state have tested positive for COVID-19 since the school year began in August.
Former Coulee City police chief accused of working as pinup model while claiming workers compensation
A former police chief is accused of working as a pinup model while claiming she was unable to work at her police job because a corpse fell on her.
Two employees at Pullman Regional Hospital test positive for coronavirus
Two employees at Pullman Regional Hospital have tested positive for COVID-19.
