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Why some people get evacuation warnings and others won't during wildfire season
As a historic drought impacts the Inland Northwest, evacuations have expanded past the traditional rural, woodland areas. → Read More
Spokane Police arrest a 49-time convicted felon on multiple felony charges
The caller said the suspect was outside of their house in the 1500 block of W. Sharpe Avenue. → Read More
Here are all the medals won at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics on Sunday
On Sunday, Jaleen Roberts took home a silver medal in the Women's Long Jump event. → Read More
5 people were arrested in connection to an attempted robbery and shooting in downtown Spokane
While police were on their way to the scene they were notified that a man had been shot in the parking lot while others left the area. → Read More
Protest and rally against new COVID-19 vaccine mandates
The crowd first met at the Spokane Arena and the protestors then marched toward Sacred Heart Medical Center. → Read More
Thousands in Spokane Valley will lose power on Monday to protect ospreys, prevent long-term outages
Vera Water and Power said it's important to remove the ospreys and their nest in Spokane Valley. → Read More
Hospitals across Inland Northwest revise visitor policies as COVID-19 cases surge
New visitor guidelines for Providence in Spokane and Stevens counties and Kootenai Health go into effect Thursday. → Read More
Temporary cooling centers in Spokane now open as temperatures climb
Cooling centers opened Wednesday and will operate everyday as long as temperatures are above 95 degrees from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. → Read More
Terrain's Bazaar features artists and vendors from across the Inland Northwest
Terrain's Bazaar is coming back on August 7 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. after not being able to have their event last year due to the pandemic. → Read More
Some Inland Northwest hospitals at or near capacity amid COVID-19 surge
In North Idaho's Panhandle Health District, 96% of those hospitalized for COVID-19 are unvaccinated. → Read More
Spokane resident receives Emmy nomination for Outstanding Comedy Series
Horstead is being recognized for his writing on a show called Black-ish where he received a nomination in the Outstanding Comedy Series category. → Read More
Restaurant Week is coming back to the Inland Northwest: Here's where you can grab a meal
There will be 54 restaurants that are participating in the Spokane and Coeur d’Alene area. → Read More
Longhorn Barbecue sends meals to crews combating wildfire across the Inland Northwest
Both the Airway Heights and Spokane Valley locations are working around the clock to prepare and send out meals for the firefighters. → Read More
Spokane Police are searching for a missing 79-year-old man
McMorris suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's, according to his family. → Read More
One dead and two injured after a shooting at a Spokane Valley bar
After deputies arrived, additional gunshots were heard a short distance away from the bar. → Read More
WSU wide receiver Renard Bell will not return to field in 2021
In a tweet from Bell, he explained that he completely tore his ACL and has already received surgery for the injury. → Read More
Rui Hachimura waves Japanese flag in Olympic Opening Ceremony
This will be Hachimura's first time participating in the Olympics. → Read More
Winthrop air quality second-worst in US, Spokane enters 'Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups' status
Winthrop reached the "Unhealthy" status and is 100 AQI points behind Paradise, CA. → Read More
Live theatre is back: Here's how you can catch a show
The Spokane Valley Summer Theatre is just over a week away from being back with a new musical. → Read More
60 positions to fill for the Spokane County Interstate Fair
Those interested in applying can visit the job fair on Wednesday, July 28th from 3:00- 7:00 p.m. → Read More