The Health District hosted a press conference with local healthcare leaders, addressing Spokane's hospital capacity in anticipation of the expected Thanksgiving COVID-19 surge.
Another 289 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 in Spokane, according to new numbers from the Health District. Governor Jay Inslee warned that if those numbers don't drop, more restrictions could be on the way.
The only child to die from COVID-19 in Spokane County is a teenage girl, but her mother though doesn't believe the virus is what killed her.
The holiday light show at Manito Park's Gaiser Conservatory is still on this holiday season—it will just look a little different this time around!
The WSU-UW rivalry is a tale as old as time, and even though the Apple Cup is a no-go this year, the two schools are competing to raise the most money for ALS nonprofit 'Team Gleason.'
Hunger has always been a problem across the Inland Northwest. This pandemic has only made matters worse.
Bonner County Sheriff Daryl Wheeler said he will not enforce the mask mandate passed by the Panhandle Health Board last week.
The Washington Department of Labor and Industries has fined a Spokane Valley trampoline park for being open when the agency said it's not allowed to be.
Federal help for the unemployed will soon expire on top of other benefits including foreclosure relief, eased student loan repayments and more.
As Spokane County tracks record daily COVID-19 cases, the county is still without a full time health officer.
The Spokane Regional Health District reported the first death of a child due to COVID-19 in the county.
Eastern Washington University's men's basketball season opener against Oregon has been canceled due to COVID-19 and isolation concerns among team members, according to head coach Shantay Legans.
Spokane County has once again broken its record for highest-ever COVID-19 spike in a single day with 513 people testing positive for the virus since Sunday.
Whitman County has reported 100 people tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend, bringing the county total to 2,255.
The CDC is urging people to celebrate Thanksgiving with those in their household, and that does not include college students living away from home.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Businesses across the nation are suffering from the pandemic. In downtown Spokane, some small shops that rely on tourists are being hit hard. Decorum Gifts is owned…
During the past semester, Washington State University has seen its share of challenges with COVID-19. Now, they want students who travel home for Thanksgiving to stay home until the next semester.
For the second time this year, Governor Inslee has forced restaurants and bars to close indoor dining. Business owners have to figure out a way to survive with these new rules.
The Gonzaga Bulldogs will face a tough early-season test, facing Tennessee in the Jimmy V Classic in December.
Central Washington Congressman Dan Newhouse tested positive for COVID-19.
The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) is amending high school sports seasons, shortening a year's worth of sports into just five months in light of the pandemic.
Starting Wednesday, you'll no longer be able to dine inside of a restaurant. That's one of the new guidelines placed by Governor Inslee as COVID-19 cases continue to soar.
It's a position none of us imagined being in eight months ago; 1 in 40 people living in Spokane County have tested positive for COVID-19 in this pandemic.
40 COVID-19 cases have been linked to a wedding held in Adams County, between Ritzville and Moses Lake last week.
