During the coronavirus crisis, many local businesses are being forced to adapt in order to survive. Royal Upholstery is one of those businesses. Derek Deis explains what the longtime Spokane company is now making to help the community in this edition of Made in the Northwest.
Spokane Police have again arrested a 23-time convicted felon.
The Spokane Police Department Domestic Violence Unit is asking for help locating two adults and their children.
As we continue to social distance and self-quarantine ourselves, it can be pretty easy to feel anxious with all the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak.
Police and Sheriff's deputies are investigating a shooting at a house near East Rich Avenue and North Bessie Road in Spokane Valley.
The clock is ticking for businesses around Washington to make last-minute sales before they have to close.
It's been difficult for some teachers being away from their students. On Wednesday, Indian Trail teachers got creative to see their students' smiling faces again.
The City of Spokane is suspending the use of parking meters and City-operated parking lot payment devices, all to curb the exposure to COVID-19 on meter surfaces.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation donated $250,000 to the Eastern Washington COVID-19 Community Response and Recovery Fund.
A flock of turkeys caused some mayhem on eastbound I-90 near Park Wednesday afternoon.
Using your time at home to clean out the basement and the garage? You might want to wait to haul your trash to the county's disposal sites. They're overwhelmed with traffic and you might get stuck waiting in long lines.
SPOKANE, Wash - A Spokane child care resource dedicated to helping families in crisis is answering the call for more kids in need during the coronavirus pandemic, but the organization needs the community's help.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Catholic Diocese of Spokane on Wednesday extended its restriction on public masses past Easter. The restriction will now be in place until April 13. “I understand some of these requirements are drastic and disappointing," said Bishop…
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Two people were injured, including a Spokane Police officer, when a driver ran a stop sign and crashed into a patrol vehicle Wednesday morning.
Spokane Police are investigating an armed robbery at a convenience store on the South Hill.
You’ve been told to stay at home, but what if you’re in the process of buying or selling one?
Now, you can have food delivered from one of your favorite restaurants without even leaving your car. Kendall Yards To Go is making it possible.
Gov. Jay Inslee issued a stay home order Monday night, immediately banning any gatherings and forcing non-essential businesses to close up shop by March 25.
Face-to-face meetings and human support are what people recovering from drug or alcohol addictions need. With the spread of the coronavirus, that's not possible. Recovery Cafe Spokane had to close down the building and suspend its in-person meetings.
Having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card.
Spokane has not begun flattening the coronavirus curve, according to Dr. Bob Lutz with the Spokane Regional Health District.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The arrival of Spring usually means drivers in Washington have until the end of March to remove studded tires. However, this year the Washington State Department of Transportation is extending the deadline one month later due to coronavirus…
Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich asked the public to step up and do their part during Washington's new stay home order.
