A Grip on Sports: The road to Pullman is paved with good intentions, though tonight’s game between the region’s WCC teams could use a better route
A GRIP ON SPORTS • Is there a basketball game going on in Pullman tonight? Have any importance around these parts? Wonder how ...
Built to melt: Boys’ impromptu South Hill igloo hearkens back to the days before cellphones
Jahir Turnbull, 14, had suggested on a whim that they build an igloo to bide the six teen boys’ time while they waited to watch the 2018 comedy action flick “Tag.” It’s not that the movie, which ...
This day in history: Proposal to turn Riverfront Park into amusement park based on one in Copenhagen stalls
A proposal to turn Riverfront Park into the “Tivoli Gardens” of the Northwest appeared to be stalled. Tivoli is an amusement ...
District 6 tournament: Emerson Lippoldt hits late hook to lift Central Valley boys over North Central; CV girls run away from Southridge
Central Valley and North Central have met a lot through the years since their first meeting on Feb. 15, 1924 – 141 times in ...
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Ashley Furniture to open large store in Spokane's Northtown Mall
Broad River Retail has announced that a new Ashley Furniture store will be opening in Spokane's Northtown Mall, taking over ...
'Public lands will suffer': Idaho, home to seven national forests, loses integral forest service employees across the state to Trump terminations
Patrick Shea is worried about Idaho's public lands. He's concerned about the inconvenience of overgrown trails and dirty bathrooms, and the dangers and destruction of unchecked wildfires and floods.
FEMA is losing scores of employees. That could slow disaster response.
Hundreds of Federal Emergency Management Agency employees were fired as part of a wave of terminations of federal workers ...
Idaho considers end to 50-year physician-training partnership with University of Washington over ‘Idaho values’
The Idaho Legislature is considering a move to end a 50-year partnership with the University of Washington to train future ...
Opinion
Terry Davis: Medical Lake project shows progress toward bridging the digital divide
Access to reliable, high-speed internet is no longer a luxury – it’s an essential service that opens doors to opportunity in education, health care, employment and community engagement. In rural areas ...
Spokane Chinese restaurant Peking North closing after nearly 50 years of service
A Spokane staple is closing its doors after nearly 50 years of service.Peking North announced that the building has been sold ...
Then and now: Top Hat Drive-In
Spokesman-Review story, Ross Taylor, of Spokane, talked about growing up in the 1950s and 1960s, when working class boys ...
This day in history: Spokane approaches all-time snowfall record for February
From 1975: Snow was dominating the news, mainly because the city was approaching the all-time February snowfall record.