Tim Pham
KREM 2 NEWS
Spokane, WA, United States
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‘It’s long overdue’ | A history of delays for the North Spokane Corridor
Plans for a North-South Freeway have been in the works since the 1940s. So, why has the project taken so long? → Read More
Why more snow plows are being hit in eastern Washington
15 snowplows have been hit in the past three years and WSDOT said the numbers continue to rise. → Read More
WSDOT spending millions on homeless camp cleanup
In the last three years, WSDOT has expended $6.3 million towards encampment cleanups on state rights of way → Read More
Moses Lake farm donates 8,000 pumpkins to local students and non-profits
The Great Pumpkinfest patch arrived outside Adams Elementary School in Spokane to bring lots of pumpkins and a fun morning to kids. → Read More
Back to School shopping at thrift stores
Some families are shopping at thrift stores for back-to-school instead of department stores as inflation raises costs of clothes for all ages. → Read More
North Spokane Corridor accelerating completion to 2028
WSDOT received a directive to accelerate the completion of the North Spokane Corridor, meaning it should open two years earlier in 2028. → Read More
How growth compares in the Inland Northwest
The latest census numbers confirm that the Inland Northwest is one of the fastest-growing areas in the country. → Read More
Is Spokane's hot housing market showing signs of a slow down?
Prices remain high, inventory is low, but some homes are sitting on the market. A real estate agent explains what's happening with Spokane's housing scene. → Read More
What the numbers can tell us about Spokane County's booming growth
The latest census data paints explosive growth in Spokane County while housing lags behind. → Read More
Kidnapped, ransomed and locked in a closet, a Seattle author documents the historic story that grabbed headlines
George Weyerhauser was held in a Spokane closet for five days as the "the greatest manhunt in the history of the Northwest" was launched looking for him → Read More
Spokane firefighter from Coeur d'Alene becomes 'Forged in Fire' champion on History Channel
Andrew Hall's sword survived the tests on the popular TV show and he won the title of "Forged in Fire Champion," along with a $10,000 cash prize. → Read More
WSU students volunteer giving COVID-19 vaccines at Spokane clinics
With increased demand for vaccine appointments, the need for vaccinators is also rising. WSU health sciences students are stepping up to help administer vaccines. → Read More
Carl Maxey Center aims to improve the lives of Spokane's Black community members
Carl Maxey was a Spokane's first Black lawyer and a boxer with a national title. It was his legacy that inspired the vision for the center. → Read More
Spokane Public Schools partners up with rideshare app for students
HopSkipDrive's drivers call the app "Uber for school children." It could be available to all Spokane families as soon as this Spring. → Read More
WSU Professors weigh in on what makes songs go viral
The way songs become popular has changed drastically over the years. Now, artists are turning to social media in order to climb the charts. → Read More
Outdoor recreation sales expected to 'skyrocket' in the Inland Northwest; including avalanche beacons
Earth Economics estimates outdoor recreations sales are expected to exceed $26 billion in spending. → Read More
$125M in revenue lost with cancellation of Spokane's biggest events
With more and more events getting cancelled in Spokane County, the local economy continues to take a big hit. → Read More
Panhandle Health District works to address a backlog in contact tracing
As more people wait to get tested, the Panhandle Health District is changing the protocol for how a test is ordered to reduce burden on the agency. → Read More
Inland Northwest Juneteenth Coalition works to educate community on the history behind the holiday
Inland Northwest Juneteenth Coalition celebrates virtually out of an abundance of caution and to ensure safe social distancing. → Read More
Could low state revenue projections defer the North Spokane Corridor?
The state's revenue projection for 2019 to 2021, decreased by nearly $4.5 billion. State agencies, such as WSDOT, asked to reduce spending. → Read More