Vision for a downtown Spokane sports stadium is still alive
It's a subject many Spokane residents are familiar with at this point. A downtown stadium project has been unveiled once again.
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COVID-19 impacts diaper demand across the nation, including Spokane
It's no secret families are struggling right now. Many can't even afford diapers for their little ones.
Spokane to use sewage system to look for COVID-19
Spokane County has a new tool in the fight against COVID-19, and it comes from an unexpected place.
Northeast Youth Center celebrates 50 years helping Spokane kids; here's how to help them celebrate another 50
When students were yanked out of schools and told to learn from home, it wasn't easy for some parents -- for others, it was impossible.
Deputies need help identifying man who shot person and stole their car
The Sheriff's Office needs help identifying a man who reportedly shot someone and stole their car in the Black Angus Steakhouse parking lot Saturday night.
Walmart now offering COVID vaccinations in Spokane County
Walmart pharmacies will be administering COVID vaccines at stores in Spokane, Spokane Valley and Airway Heights starting Tuesday.
A new stadium may be coming to downtown Spokane
The Downtown Spokane Partnership and United Soccer League have announced a proposal for a 5,000-seat stadium in downtown Spokane.
Gonzaga Bulldogs take home major all-conference honors
The top-ranked Zags have dominated this year's West Coast Conference honors.
Check out the restaurants participating in The Inlander's 'The Great Dine Out'
The Inlander is putting a spin on its annual Restaurant Week this year, and has announced 160 restaurants in the region that have signed up to participate.
Revival Tea Company tasting room reopens in time for one-year anniversary
You can also take advantage of the 'revival' of a program that let's you work, study and sip on unlimited teas for a monthly membership!
City Council unanimously approves new Spokane Police Guild contract
Spokane's City Council unanimously approved a new contract for the Spokane Police Guild Monday night.
Historic riverfront attraction welcomes riders back
After being closed for around a year, the Looff Carrousel is back to saddling up riders under new safety precautions.
SPS middle and high school students return to in-person hybrid learning
Students at every grade level with Spokane Public Schools are now back to some form of in-person learning.
Break out the sunglasses! Expect sunny days and warmer temps this week - Kaitlin
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Sunshine, warmer temperatures -- is it spring? Not quite, but we're only 19 days out! This weather sure makes…
Spokane Valley Fire rescues dog from Spokane River, reunites with owner
Spokane Valley Fire's rescue team pulled a dog from the Spokane River at Plante's Ferry Park and reunited her with her owner.
Spokane Flag Commission narrows hundreds of new flag designs down to 12 finalists
The Spokane Flag Commission, which has been looking to replace Spokane's outdated flag from the Expo '74 days, has narrowed the selection of community designs down to 12 finalists!
Spokane Police looking for alleged vending machine burglar
Spokane Police need help identifying a man who allegedly pried open an apartment vending machine and stole food and money out of it.
Pandemic did not lead to spike in overall crime in Spokane
There were more murders in the city limits of Spokane in 2020, but numbers released Monday by the Spokane Police Department show the city saw an overall drop in crime in 2020.
Washington first-time home buyers priced out of housing market
The Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW) reports first-time home buyers are increasingly priced out of the housing market.
Stay Division I? Drop football? EWU weighing options for athletic department
Major decisions await Eastern Washington University as it determines the future of its athletic department.
All appointments booked at Gonzaga University pop-up vaccine clinic
All appointments at CHAS Health's pop-up vaccine clinic on Gonzaga University's campus are booked for Tuesday.
More Spokane drivers nailed by photo red, speed cameras this year than last
A report to be presented at Monday's Public Safety meeting shows Spokane drivers continue to speed through school zones and run red lights.
Back-To-School 101: Spokane middle school, high school students transition to hybrid learning
If you have a student in middle school or high school, their hybrid schedule will be just like fifth and sixth grade.
Controversial police reform bill passes Washington House of Representatives
A controversial police reform bill is heading to the Washington Senate. It's attempting to ban specific police tactics and place restrictions on how law enforcement agencies police the community.
