Don’t just throw away Lithium Ion batteries: authorities urge proper disposal
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. – Early Friday morning, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC),…
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Spokane Salon owner’s lawsuit against the City and Catholic Charities headed to Federal Court
SPOKANE, Wash. – The owner of a local salon filed a lawsuit against the City…
‘Anything is on the table’: WSU Provost talks next steps in campus redesign
SPOKANE, Wash. – Washington State University (WSU) is undergoing a significant system-wide redesign aimed at…
Ritzville’s only hospital facing closure amid fraud investigations and loss
RITZVILLE, Wash. – Cathlene Wright goes to the East Adams Regional Healthcare Clinic regularly. So…
Spokane City Council agrees to contract for $8 million housing grant
SPOKANE, Wash. – In West Hills, the future location of the New Roots Tiny Home…
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson: ‘our plan is to stay on schedule’ for SNAP funding
SPOKANE, Wash. – This weekend, 250,000 households in Washington received their November benefits, which are…
Dixit leads Bingle by 53 Votes in Spokane City Council Race
SPOKANE, Wash. – As of Friday evening, Sarah Dixit leads over incumbent Jonathan Bingle by…
Dixit leads Bingle in City Council Race by 53 Votes
SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. – As of Friday evening, Sarah Dixit leads over incumbent Jonathan Bingle…
Spokane business owners ‘excited’ about new camping ordinance
SPOKANE, Wash. – At First Avenue Coffee, owner Doyle Wheeler says they’re connecting with the…
Jury urged to look at ‘blind spots’ during Martin Diaz’s trial
SPOKANE, WASH. — By 4:30 p.m. Monday, a Jury was seated and watching Martin Diaz’s…