Spokane Public Schools to move ahead with property consolidation to save $5 million, maybe more if $200 million bond passes
The Spokane Public Schools board on Wednesday unanimously approved the first phase of the school district’s property ...
Spokane proposes spending plan for $1.5 million in opioid settlement funds
Spokane leaders are planning to allocate $1.5 million of opioid settlement funds towards efforts against addiction in the ...
Spokane County braces for $20M deficit, potential hiring freeze, cutting vacancies
Providing what he called a “reality check” on Monday, Jeff McMorris, senior director of Spokane County’s Finance and ...
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Spokane businesses booming in March
As the NCAA tournament tips off and St. Patrick's Day festivities are in full swing, businesses in Spokane are expecting to ...
ICE defends forced entry in Spokane arrest as legal battle over gang allegations heats up
Two suspected members of a violent Venezuelan gang have been busted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents ...
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Spokane County Commissioners discuss jail expansion needs
The Spokane County Commissioners' Monday strategic planning meeting spent nearly an hour and half discussing the ongoing need ...
Congressman Michael Baumgartner met with opposition at Spokane town hall
Whitworth University hosted the community meeting, where many voiced disapproval of the congressman and his support of ...
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911 operator faces criticism for handling of University of Idaho murders call
People across the Inland Northwest are reacting to the recently released 911 call from the 2022 University of Idaho murders ...
Spokane's Bark, A Rescue Pub closing its doors in April
The pub that doubled as a pet adoption shelter says it helped over 1,300 animals find their forever homes and donated $90,000 ...
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"Our job is to remain calm": A 911 operator weighs in on the U of I murders 911 call
People across the Inland Northwest are reacting to the recently released 911 call from the 2022 University of Idaho murders ...
How a developer’s emails became Spokane’s anti-progressive bullhorn
Commercial property owner Sheldon Jackson has become perhaps the loudest anti-progressive voice in Spokane, rallying a following almost entirely by email.
Tilting at windmills: How a developer's emails became the bullhorn of Spokane's anti-progressive politics
When a woman walking to work at River Park Square this winter was dragged into an alley behind P.F. Chang's and mugged, Spokane developer and commercial property owner Sheldon Jackson and like-minded ...