The Spokane Police Guild responded to George Floyd’s death on Saturday, saying the “inexcusable” actions of Minneapolis police officers have tarnished a trust many others worked so hard to achieve.
As the weather gets warmer, Spokane Parks and Recreation has outlined what is and isn’t allowed outside in phase 2.
Families seeking shelter now have a better chance of finding it. Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington moved its temporary family shelter to help more people under the new social distancing guidelines.
While you won’t be able to sit and enjoy a drink just yet, Warrior Liquor’s tasting room is open for bottle sales, and its menu has expanded.
Spokane's first cat café is set to open in-store services by June 8.
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission announced camping will resume in 22 counties, including Spokane County, starting Monday.
Spokane County saw its largest single day rise in COVID-19 cases on Friday.
Gleason Fest, the annual music festival and Team Gleason fundraiser, has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Spokane NAACP Chapter is calling on people to take a firm stance against "continuing atrocities." That message comes in the days after George Floyd died while in the custody of the Minneapolis Police Department.
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High pressure and heat from the SW makes it's way North and warms us in the 80's and near record high temps Saturday. Saturday afternoon, evening we will see the potential for thunderstorms, some could be severe. Cooler and clouds for Sunday with warming to average and partly cloudy next week.
The Historic Flight Foundation is hosting its first ever drive-thru tour of the tarmac on Friday.
Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward signed an executive order to fast-tack a permit process designed to help local restaurants and retailers maximize business capacity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
