This day in history: Sen. Scoop Jackson touted wheat in presidential campaign stop in Spokane; hero and his swim prevented train catastrophe
Sen. Henry M. “Scoop” Jackson arrived in Spokane to campaign for president and described himself as “a candidate in the ...
Renovations in downtown Peyton Building disrupt Spokane wine business, owner remains hopeful
Spokane's historic Peyton Building is being renovated into apartments, creating noise and dust for its downstairs neighbor.
Sturgill Simpson to perform at Spokane Arena this spring
The Grammy award-winning country musician will bring his "Who The F**k Is Johnny Blue Skies?" tour to Spokane in April.
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Historic Turner Station neighborhood reflects on past, looks to future with new Key Bridge
As Margaret Burman Risher looks out from her porch, she thinks back on the 94 years she has lived in Turner Station, remembering a different world. Here's why.
Restaurant changes continue as Union Station management takes more active role
Following an $11 million restoration last year, Union Station’s management group is now welcoming people back. Some of the ...
Then and Now: Eisenhower in Spokane
On Monday, Oct. 6, 1952, the private train "Eisenhower Express," carrying Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife Mamie, rolled ...