Education

Spokane Public Schools 5th and 6th graders will head back to school full-time

Students will not take state standardized tests this Spring

'I'm excited to go back': Mead Schools' middle and high schoolers get ready to go back full-time

University of Idaho seeks funding for dairy research center

Idaho House rejects higher education funding bill

Spokane Schools survey showed overwhelming support for downtown stadium

Get Lit! literary festival returns to EWU virtually this year

Mead School District to bring all students back to class full-time

Bill curbing lead in school drinking water heads to Inslee's desk

U of Idaho President urges supporters of higher ed to make voices heard in funding fight

CDC: Counties where colleges had in-person instruction had 56% increase in COVID cases

Coeur d'Alene Public Schools responds to parents planning to ignore face mask policy

WSU nursing students, faculty help administer more than 15,000 vaccine doses

2021 Cougs to receive both virtual commencement and drive-through graduation

CHAS launching COVID-19 vaccination, testing site at Spokane Community College

Coeur d'Alene teachers value consistency over normalcy as students return to full-time in-person learning

Idaho lawmakers introduce bill to fund all-day kindergarten

Coronavirus

US nears 200 million vaccine shots given in race against coronavirus; here's the latest news

It's 'Vax Day': Anyone 16 and older can now sign up for a COVID vaccine in Washington

$1,400 stimulus checks help retail sales soar; US jobless claims fall to pandemic low

Younger people driving possible COVID-19 surge as Washington prepares to open up vaccine eligibility

J&J vaccine to remain in limbo while officials seek evidence; more state shutdowns unlikely

Vaccine eligibility expands in Washington Thursday. Here's how to book an appointment

Local businesses struggle to hire, turn to hiring bonuses

Idaho House approves prohibition on mask mandates

Dept. of Health reports 217 cases of COVID-19 vaccine breakthrough since late March

Your neighbors describe their experience during and after getting a COVID-19 vaccine

What's it like to get vaccinated? Your neighbors share their experiences

Family

Millennial Money: How My Travel Credit Card Saved Me $1,388

Struggling with money management? Here’s how to get some help

How to talk about alcohol and drugs with kids of all ages

Ballet Arts Academy is accepting new students for dance summer camps

Autism Awareness Month: ISAAC Foundation hosting events all month long for special needs families, advocates

5 ways parents can help children with the 'new' math

Modern Dreamers Slumber Co.: Spokane moms create a custom sleepover experience

Indiana second graders help Keith Osso come up with adjectives to describe the Zags

Spokane Public School board to hear presentation on proposed boundary changes

Joya breaks ground on new facility

First responders help woman deliver granddaughter on side of Grant County road

YMCA Camp Reed prioritizing campers' safety and mental health this summer

Health

An abundance of caution and good science are the right way to build trust in vaccines

Many Evangelicals say they won't be vaccinated against Covid-19. Some experts say distrust and misinformation have played a role

Younger people driving possible COVID-19 surge as Washington prepares to open up vaccine eligibility

J&J vaccine pause prompts a needed discussion of women's health

Keeping middle seats vacant on airplanes can reduce risk of Covid-19 exposure by up to 57%, CDC study says

CDC advisers will meet today about the J&J Covid-19 vaccine. Here's what experts and state leaders say about the pause

Study finds there is no 'one size fits all' way to treat severe asthma

Washington DOH: Painkillers, contraceptives more likely to cause blood clots than vaccines

Panhandle Health, Idaho Dept. of Health pausing use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine

'Out of abundance of caution' Washington Dept of Health pauses use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine

Long live the monarchy: British royals tend to survive a full three decades longer than their subjects

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