A woman was killed in a mobile home fire Monday at the Ponderosa Mobile Home Park. Responding firefighters discovered she had set up two barbecues inside the home to provide heat after her utilities had been shut off.
Millions of people are still traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday, even though health officials asked them not to. If people plan to still fly, there are still ways to try and minimize that chance of getting COVID-19 this holiday season.
The only child to die from COVID-19 in Spokane County is a teenage girl, but her mother though doesn't believe the virus is what killed her.
The holiday light show at Manito Park's Gaiser Conservatory is still on this holiday season—it will just look a little different this time around!
The Spokane Regional Health District reported eight new COVID-related deaths on Tuesday.
Despite the majority of Spokane students participating in distance learning, there will still be snow days this year should the weather warrant them.
The Spokane Valley Fire Department says, in the Spokane region, cooking fire calls happen three to five times more during the holidays than any other time of year.
No-Li Brewhouse is being recognized on the international stage once again!
The Washington Department of Labor and Industries has fined a Spokane Valley trampoline park for being open when the agency said it's not allowed to be.
Federal help for the unemployed will soon expire on top of other benefits including foreclosure relief, eased student loan repayments and more.
As Spokane County tracks record daily COVID-19 cases, the county is still without a full time health officer.
The Spokane Regional Health District reported the first death of a child due to COVID-19 in the county.
Eastern Washington University's men's basketball season opener against Oregon has been canceled due to COVID-19 and isolation concerns among team members, according to head coach Shantay Legans.
Spokane County has once again broken its record for highest-ever COVID-19 spike in a single day with 513 people testing positive for the virus since Sunday.
A man arrested for a fatal stabbing in downtown Spokane in October was allegedly getting revenge after an acquaintance was robbed, according to court documents.
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The shooting happened Sunday night.
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Health experts are asking Americans to avoid gathering with extended family and friends on Thanksgiving this year. In the meantime, some restaurants in…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- If you or a loved one plans to head over the mountains this week, the National Weather Service wants you to check out its Holiday Travel Impact Forecast. According to NWS Spokane, very light snow to moderate…
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Two people were critically burned in a basement fire on N. Elm St. and W. Knox Ave. Saturday night. Around 11:00 p.m., Spokane Fire crews responded to the fire and found heavy smoke showing from one side…
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