Some Spokane families can see bus delays by 2 hours
Families with students attending the Libby Center in Spokane Public Schools received an email Wednesday afternoon saying bus shortages will be affecting their routes.
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‘Tell my daughter I love her’: ICU nurse delivers mother’s last words
Nurse Jeremy Mullavey helped both women. For nearly 10 months, he has been carrying a message from a dying mother to her daughter.
Spokane deputies arrest motorcyclist in hit-and-run, find weapons
Deputies say the car he crashed into sustained around $500 or more worth of damage.
Teens accused of attacking Spokane homeless woman face felony charges
The Spokane Police Department says the teens, ages 14 and 15, were caught on video kicking and hitting the woman.
America Strong: Local man and his dog roam N. Spokane picking up trash
Dave Ferse walks his neighborhood picking up trash, but he quickly learned it required some heavy lifting,
Mass testing sites are coming to Spokane. But opening dates are up in the air
Staffing shortages are causing delays in healthcare across the board. The Spokane Regional Health District reached out to the state to get the mass testing sites, but even they are strapped on resources.
Court records: Suspect in fatal crash may have been driving while high
Court documents show the suspect in Tuesday's deadly crash may have been driving while high on marijuana.
Gonzaga basketball's Kraziness in the Kennel, Fan Fest a go for 2021
After being canceled last year, Gonzaga basketball will hold its annual Kraziness in the Kennel and Fan Fest this year.
Lord Stanley's opens just in time for hockey fans in Spokane
Spokane hockey fans now have a spot downtown to watch the Chiefs and the Kraken play this season.
Here is where to get your flu shot
Last year's flu season was mild, which has health experts concerned that this year's season could be bad.
Fall into fall with these festivals and festivities
Summer is out the door, which means it is time to enjoy all the autumn activities the region has to offer.
At least one person killed in crash near Indiana and Washington
The crash happened Tuesday night. It had Indiana shut down from Howard to at least Calispel Street.
Idaho COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to hit all-time highs
In this wave, compared to the December surge, it's exceeded hospitalizations with more than 200 people. More people are in ICUs and on ventilators now than ever before.
'She's completely isolated': Local domestic violence advocates weigh in on Petito case, violence in community
The CDC says one in three women have experienced intimate partner violence. That number is one in 10 for men. It's an even bigger concern in Spokane County.
Man's body found in Spokane River
Investigators found a body Tuesday in the Spokane River near Downriver Golf Course.
St. Maries schools closing because of rise in absences
ST MARIES, Idaho -- Citing a rise in absences, the superintendent of the St. Maries School District said Tuesday the district is closing schools until October 11th.
Spokane's 85th annual Greek Festival returns this week
Enjoy a taste of Greece at Spokane's annual Greek Festival.
Shop local for fall decor, custom-made candles at Valley Candles
The Fall season starts on Wednesday and it's the perfect time for Fall decor and scents.
How to manage COVID from your own home
Our team did some digging to find out the best way to curb those COVID symptoms and heal as quickly as possible.
Two mass COVID-19 testing sites could be coming to Spokane
This comes as the demand for testing continues to climb with the Delta variant gripping the nation.
New Spokane coffee shop doubles as canvas for local artists
Whitehouse opened Celestial Beans in the MAD Co. Lab building on Trent Ave four months ago. The building is a collective space that allows local creatives to feature their art.
SNAP asks community to prioritize energy assistance appointments for those at urgent risk of shut-off
SNAP is reopening its energy assistance program but is asking people to wait to apply if it is not an emergency
National Geographic Live! returning to Spokane in 2022
SPOKANE, Wash.-- National Geographic Live! will return to Spokane in 2022 after the 2019 show was shelved by COVID-19. This is the first time the speaker series will take place in the Inland Northwest since 2014. The event, sponsored by…
Salish School of Spokane offering community language classes
Are you looking to learn a new language? You can do just that through the Salish School of Spokane's community language classes.
