Volunteers to conduct Spokane's annual homeless survey Thursday night
Volunteers will take to Spokane streets on Thursday night to help conduct the city's annual Point-in-Time count.
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Fire causes $40,000 worth of damage to Hillyard house
Around $40,000 worth of fire damage was done to a house in Hillyard early Tuesday morning.
Spokane man dies from injuries sustained in assault, police say his son is responsible
A man assaulted by his son has died from his injuries, according to the Spokane Police Department.
Spokane Valley Fire Dept. to practice ice rescue drills at Newman Lake
The Spokane Valley Fire Department is conducting ice rescue training at Lake Newman this week.
Mother of student killed in Freeman shooting travels to Olympia to speak in support of assault weapons bill
“I never got to say goodbye to him, nor did I get to tell him proud I was of him,” Ami Strahan said holding back tears.
Otis Orchards woman, Nevada man sentenced to prison for roles in insurance fraud conspiracy
n Otis Orchards woman and a Nevada man were sentenced Tuesday for staging accidents to collect insurance payouts over the course of several years.
Sign-up for cooking classes at Wanderlust Delicato
Need a last minute plan for Valentine's Day? An excuse get out of the house? Want to learn how to make some of your favorite dishes from local chefs? Look no further!
Skies will be gloomy, weather will be wet, roads will be slushy
This week has been a mix of everything, and that won't change – a lot of cloud cover, winds, and rain showers mixed in with snow showers.
'I thought everyone was dying': Spokane family relives horror of stabbing intruder in self-defense
Thanks to a Spokane mother's quick thinking, she and her daughter are alive, and the man accused of breaking in to their home Monday – while threatening to rape the woman – is behind bars.
How your artwork could go on this year's Hoopfest apparel
Hoopfest is just five months away, but organizers are already preparing for what's referred to by many as "the best basketball weekend on Earth."
Spokane Valley Detectives looking for suspect who stole handgun from pawn shop
Investigative Unit Detectives need help identifying a suspect that reportedly stole a handgun from a pawn shop.
Spokane awarded $53.4 million from FTA for bus transit project
The Spokane Transit Authority has been awarded a $53.4 million grant for its Central City Line Bus Rapid Transit project.
How do you know if you have the flu?
In the winter months it seems like everyone is sick, but not necessarily with the flu. There are some symptoms that overlap with the flu, like a cough with a common cold or vomiting with the stomach bug which have people second guessing their diagnosis!
Tool coming to Spokane Arena this spring
Grammy award-winning progressive rock band Tool is coming to the Spokane Arena on March 9.
Preliminary building permits show design proposal for N. Spokane Chick-fil-A
Chicken lovers are one step closer to being able to enjoy Chick-fil-A sandwiches right here in Spokane.
Nickelback to play the Spokane Arena in September
This is no joke! Nickelback will play the Spokane Arena this fall.
Spokane Police: Package found near Federal Building was empty, no threat found
Spokane Police responded to the Federal Building near W. Main Ave and N. Lincoln St. for reports of a suspicious package Tuesday morning.
Victim helps Spokane Police recover stolen items being sold on Facebook Marketplace
A Spokane man was arrested for burglarizing a storage unit and selling stolen items on Facebook marketplace.
Spokane Police: Victim defends herself, daughter by stabbing burglary suspect with kitchen knife
The victim in a home burglary on the South Hill defended herself and her daughter by stabbing the suspect, Spokane Police said in a release.
Barenaked Ladies, Weezer among artists performing at Northern Quest this summer
Northern Quest Casino and Resort is set to announce a full list of performers at their annual Summer Concert series.
Thousands turn out for Unity March, reflecting on the legacy of MLK
It wasn’t the color of their skin, but the content of their character that brought generations together on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Salvation Army Spokane needs volunteers year-round, not just during holidays
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is known as a day on, not a day off. And while organizations like the Salvation Army appreciate the boost in volunteers, they hope it inspires people to volunteer all year-long.
Enjoy the dry weather while it lasts, rain on the way
Enjoy the dry weather while it lasts!
'It just hit me so hard': Spokane family shares warning as they recover from flu
Erin Harner admitted that she didn't get the flu shot. She just had no idea how bad the illness could be.
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