Police searching for missing north Spokane teen
Makena J. Martinez, 17, was reported missing early Sunday when police responded to the 8900 block of N. Colton Rd.
Protesters rallied against vaccine mandate in downtown Spokane
The "Rally for Medical Freedom" was held at Riverfront Park Saturday morning.
A Spokane mom says she's glad she got vaccinated for her unborn son
Mallory Yeates is a first-time mom who got the vaccine in her third trimester.
624 SPS students and staff in quarantine
The number of students and staff quarantining within Spokane Public Schools continues to go up week after week.
Mom-to-be and pediatrician stresses importance of expecting moms getting the vaccine
Doctors say not only can the vaccine help keep mom out of the hospital, but it can also help protect the unborn baby from the virus.
Crash on I-90 causes delays in Spokane
The Washington State Department of Transportation- East reported a crash in the eastbound lanes of the interstate on the Latah Creek Bridge.
America Strong: Local woman seeks to help domestic abuse survivors
For the last year and a half, the pandemic has overshadowed just about everything, causing an increase in domestic violence. This means more women are in need of more help.
Your fall guide to Green Bluff
Green Bluff is a perfect place for a family outing at any time of year, but the group of local farms really comes alive in the fall.
City of Spokane to honor man who saved Riverfront Park's clock tower
Jerry Quinn, Sr., will be honored in a ceremony held on Wednesday, Oct. 13 at 11 a.m. at the base of the clock tower.
Spokane Police arrest convicted felon in connection to apartment fire
The fire was reported at the Patrician Apartments at 102 E. 2nd Ave.
Crash on westbound I-90 near Division cleared
SPOKANE, Wash. -- A crash on westbound I-90 caused major backups near the Division St. off-ramp Friday morning. According to the Washington Department of Transportation, the crash blocked the right two lanes of the interstate for about an hour. The…
'We really need to create a little bubble of protection': CDC, local doctor recommends flu shot by end of October
The CDC is warning that flu season could be starting earlier this year and could be more severe.
