'Some hope': Decades old death ruled a homicide, step towards justice for longtime friend
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Six cases are getting another look in the Inland Northwest. The current medical examiner is re-opening cause of death questions that…
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Spokane Police Department sees a rise in applications as other regions struggle
SPOKANE, Wash.-- Police departments across the country are struggling to recruit and retain officers, particularly trying to find female officers. But what's the city of Spokane seeing when…
Zags baseball hits a homerun with WCC Awards
Mark Machtolf, Cade McGee and Connor Cobales among the Zags named for this year's awards
Decades-old 'undetermined cases' changed to homicides
With these recent reclassifications, people might be asking why it was taking so long to reclassify them.
Grand Boulevard closed at 22nd Avenue for the rest of Tuesday
A water service relay is taking place, resulting in the closure
Here are updated statistics on unemployment rates across Washington counties
Unemployment rates have decreased to 4.1 percent in April
Limitations to when, and how often, you water your lawn are on the horizon
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Limitations on how much, and when, people in Spokane can water their lawns are on the horizon. Councilwoman Lori Kinnear put forth the ordinance and she…
Spokane City Council approves drought response ordinance to limit lawn watering
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Spokane City Council voted 5-2 on a water conservation and drought ordinance that limits how often the community is allowed to water their lawns. According…
City Council rejects Councilmember Michael Cathcart's alternate drought ordinance
SPOKANE, Wash -- On Monday, the Spokane City Council will vote on a drought ordinance that would penalize your for watering outside of specific times. Councilmember Michael…
Don Kardong Bridge to close Friday, renovations paid with COVID-19 relief funds
SPOKANE, Wash.-- Starting this Friday, the Don Kardong Bridge will close. Detours will be in place for pedestrians who need to get from…
'How is this happening?: Father demands change after reported daytime assault in downtown Spokane
A father says his daughter was assaulted in downtown Spokane in broad daylight
Spokane Valley City Hall closed on Memorial Day
Mulitple operations will be closed on May 30 to observe Memorial Day
Suspect arrested for possession of stolen vehicle and warrant on Sunday
The Spokane Valley Police Department arrested 29-year-old Marcus Wood Sunday morning
Numerica Credit Union distributes $300,000 to regional nonprofits, ten from Spokane
Ten nonprofits in Spokane received funds for the work they do in the community.
Spokane mayor opposes water restriction ordinance, calls it 'punitive'
An ordinance that would limit how much people in Spokane water their lawns does not have the support of the city's mayor.
Fire restrictions placed across Pacific Northwest starting May 27
Restrictions will be placed on May 27 to help keep communities safe
City of Spokane receives $500,000 in grants for Brownsfield assessment projects
The grant finances will be prioritized to help the northeast Spokane area
Want to bring your dog to the ballpark? Bark in the Park returns to Avista Stadium on Tuesday!
Fans can bring their dogs to Avista Stadium for Tuesday night's game against the Everett AquaSox
National Guard, DNR team up to train new firefighters ahead of fire season
Firefighters are learning the importance of training, preparing themselves for the upcoming fire season
High schoolers can still register for Hoopfest
Here are some of the registration fees for different levels of high schoolers looking to participate in Hoopfest
Statistics released on the most selective colleges in Washington state
From Gonzaga to WSU, here are the most selective colleges in the state of Washington.
'All about community': Despite rain, many returned, excited for Spokane Lilac Festival's 84th year
SPOKANE, Wash. - Despite Saturday's on and off rainy weather, the Spokane Lilac Festival carried on for its 84th year. Many are…
Brewfest made its way to Spokane for Lilac Festival
Here are some photos from today's events.
COVID-19 cases rate increasing in Washington state
Over the last week, 228 people for every 1,000 are testing positive for COVID-19.
