At some point in the Gesa Field locker room, not long after his Washington State team managed just six points in an anemic loss to Fresno State on Saturday evening, Kirby Moore got his players ...

The Hillyard-based recreational dance school, Ohana Dance Fellowship, has purchased property in the neighborhood to build a new studio.

The United States removed its B-1 bombers from a U.K. air base one week after several men ​were arrested there on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts, a Pentagon official said on Sunday. A dozen ...

Pro-government forces have regained control of the capital of Tigray, they said on Sunday, dealing a major setback to the opposition alliance that rules the northern Ethiopian region. The Tigray Peace ...

Hershey (NYSE: HSY) is an iconic consumer staples stock focused on confections and other snacks. Although the company has been expanding its business to include items like popcorn and pretzels, one of ...

Laurie Frankel is happy to have a reason to revisit her 2021 novel “One Two Three” with readers this week at two Spokane Is Reading events.

The two largest not-for-profit health care organizations in Washington state – MultiCare and Providence – have both reached ...

The cardboard economy is roaring, and the Japanese intellectual property and trading card game celebrating its 30th anniversary still reigns supreme. Interest in Pokémon cards may be at a high, said ...

Hello, October. With the autumn equinox almost two weeks behind us, mornings are chilly, leaves rustle on sidewalks and porch steps are festooned with pumpkins. Meanwhile, under the cover of darkness, ...

The kids that are more involved actually do better in school because you have to keep your grades up to be eligible,” Coffield, the health and physical education and slowpitch softball coach at Rogers ...

An economic study looked far into the future – all the way to 2020! – and predicted that Spokane would easily “remain the center of economic activity in the Inland Empire” at least through that year.

Voter registration drives used to be conducted in person. Registrars set up tables at county fairs or in fire stations. They knocked on doors of new residents or in neighborhoods with low voter ...