Man arrested for setting fire at Paulsen Building
A man has been arrested for setting a fire at the Paulsen Building early Tuesday morning.
Former Spokane postal worker accused of stealing mail from South Hill homes
A former U.S. Postal Service worker has been charged with stealing mail from people living on the South Hill.
#4ThePeople Fact Check: List of rejected ballots circulating online is not reliable
A website making its way around social media appears to show the number of rejected ballots in Spokane County. The issue is: it's not totally reliable.
Over half of all Spokane Co. ballots have been returned
Over half of all Spokane County ballots have been filled out and mailed back as Washington State sees record voter turnout for the 2020 Election.
How to check ballot status, fixing a 'challenged' ballot
Challenged basically means that it has been rejected and your ballot status should tell you the reason why.
Survivor shares story in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month
More than 14,000 calls happen every year related to domestic violence in Spokane. It's an issue that often goes unnoticed.
Spokane Co. sees second highest daily case increase since start of pandemic
Spokane County reported 150 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, marking the second highest daily case increase since the start of the pandemic.
Shop local for Halloween candy at Fluffy's Candy
There you can find a broad selection of full service bulk candy, nostalgic candy, premium chocolates and homemade marshmallows as well as hard-to-find and imported candy.
The City of Spokane offers ideas on safely celebrating Halloween during a pandemic
Halloween is typically the time of year for trick-or-treaters and large parties. There are other fun ways to celebrate, and one includes scary movies and your couch.
Avista anticipates power will be restored to all customers by Sunday evening
Power has been restored to roughly 90% of Avista customers following Friday night’s storm, the utility company said Sunday.
Spokane families assess damage in day following record-breaking snowstorm
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Many people spent Saturday taking in the damage from Friday's snowstorm. Toppled trees and snapped power lines left many in the dark. Some are still without power one…
Local COVID-safe Halloween events your whole family can enjoy
Figuring out how to safely celebrate holidays during the pandemic can be tough. We’re here to help.
