Meals on Wheels searching for volunteers as its office undergoes construction
Spokane’s Meals on Wheels office is undergoing construction, and the non-profit is in need of some extra helping hands in the meantime.
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'There's really no end in sight': Four months later, some businesses still closed
It's been a rollercoaster ride for some restaurants: Closing, reopening, only to close again because of a rise in COVID-19 cases. However, not everyone has gone through that cycle.
Charlie P's temporarily closes after serving patron with COVID-19
Spokane Valley restaurant Charlie P’s in temporarily closing down after serving a patron who later tested positive for COVID-19.
Historic World War II planes to fly over region on Fourth of July
You can expect to see more than fireworks in the sky this Fourth of July.
Sheriff's deputies: speed, impairment led to fatal UTV crash near Spangle
Spokane County Sheriff’s deputies and investigators responded to a fatal UTV crash near Spangle early Sunday morning.
Fairchild AFB welcomes new commander for 92nd Air Refueling Wing
Fairchild Air Force Base is under new leadership. Col. Cassius Bentley has assumed command over the base. He is taking over for Col. Derek Salmi.
Heritage Bar & Kitchen temporarily closes out of caution for COVID-19
Spokane restaurant Heritage Bar & Kitchen is temporarily closing out of “an abundance of caution,” surrounding COVID-19.
Spokane man put firework in Shop-Vac prior to explosion, court documents say
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Court documents reveal how a Shop-Vac exploded on Sunday afternoon in a Spokane neighborhood. According to documents, a witness saw 18-year-old Titan Bennett walk down Rockwell Avenue near Pittsburg Street with a Shop-Vac in his hands. The…
Spokane County allocates $10M in CARES Act funding to help small businesses with operating costs
Spokane County has allocated $10 million to fund a grant program to support small and non-profit businesses.
No injuries reported in multiple-vehicle crash on eastbound I-90 at Maple
A multiple-vehicle crash that blocked the right lane of eastbound I-90 at Maple St. has been cleared.
Donate at your local Cenex Zip Trip for annual 'Backpacks for Kids' event
During the month of July, Cenex Zip Trip will collect funds at its convenience stores to help with this annual school event.
Spokane author Jess Walter's 'Beautiful Ruins' to be adapted into film
Spokane-based author Jess Walter's book "Beautiful Ruins" will be adapted for the big screen.
Growing COVID-19 concerns force several Spokane restaurants to temporarily close
SPOKANE, Wash. -- An increase in COVID-19 cases in Spokane County has restaurant owners rethinking the best options for their staff and customers. Several have temporarily closed for multiple reasons such…
Spokane Indians, Minor League Baseball cancel 2020 season
Spokane Indians will not be playing ball this year, as Minor League Baseball (MiLB) has canceled their 2020 season.
'We only continue to get better'; SPD Chief defends police ahead of Council vote
Spokane Police Chief released a statement ahead of the City Council's vote to reject the $6.2 million Police Guild contract.
Family of Spokane River drowning victim asks others to wear life jackets
The family of a man who drowned in the Spokane River earlier this month is begging others to wear life jackets when near the water.
Court documents detail moments that led up to Kalispel Tribal officer firing shots at suspect
Newly filed court documents detail the moments that led up to Kalispel Tribal Police firing shots at a theft suspect near Northern Quest.
Spokane County tops record again with 81 new COVID-19 cases in last 24 hours
The Spokane Regional Health District has reported that 81 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours—the highest rise in coronavirus cases ever recorded in the county.
Nectar Wine and Beer employee tests positive for COVID-19
An employee at Nectar Wine and Beer in Kendall Yards has tested positive for COVID-19.
Spokane Co. Library District sees thousands of customers in one month of curbside service
Across the 11 branches, there have been 7,000 customers, 25,000 books put on hold and 27,000 books checked out altogether.
Discarded cigarette starts fire at Spokane home, no one injured
No one was injured in a small fire that caused damage to a home in southwest Spokane Tuesday morning.
City Council votes unanimously to reject Police Guild contract
The Spokane City Council voted 7-0 to reject the $6.2 million Police Guild contract on Monday.
Restaurants prepare for Fourth of July weekend, stepping up safety measures
COVID-19 infections in Spokane County continues to climb. The spike in cases have some restaurants taking extra precautions to protect its customers.
Lime scooters return to Spokane streets, how to ride safely
Right now, most can be found in Downtown Spokane, in and around Riverfront Park.
