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March is known for "coming in like a lion." You might encounter some ferocious snow showers on Friday, the first day of March, with inch-an-hour snowfall rates. Plus, there will

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The new FAFSA application for federal financial aid is causing some new issues with the Department of Education announcing colleges and universities will not receive the application

MUSIC TO MY EARS Despite what you may have heard, libraries are more than just books. Recently, the Spokane Public Library received a $13,500 grant...

Want to get involved but don't know where to start? Many local organizations offer opportunities all year long to help beautify our natural environment, from...

Railroad transportation may seem like a thing of the past — and that's because it is. Trains and their railway systems played a pivotal part...

Until this week, Washington lawmakers were considering a groundbreaking bill that would've capped annual rent increases and added a slew of other tenant protections to...

What environmental changes could be made now to impact the world in 50 years?

SPOKANE, Wash. — Last week, a fire damaged Sparkys Subs on Mission Avenue near Spokane Community College and its neighboring restaurant, Que Sabroso.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- 18-year-old Caleb Hulings appeared in Superior County Court Tuesday, accused of killing a man in 2023.

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Gonzaga mens basketball team recognizes a MultiCare Pulse Heart Institute patient at every home game.