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There’s a few places where the Spokane fires didn’t burn quite so hot or quite so fast. Officials with the Washington state Department of Natural Resources say that’s because trees in these areas had been thinned. That helps make a forest ecosystem healthier.
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A one-night-only art exhibit in Spokane on June 5th blends queerness, spirituality and folk art.
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Habitat for Humanity Spokane secures $6.5 million in state funds to expand affordable housing.
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This year at Salish School of Spokane, two new co-executive directors have stepped up to take on leadership roles at the school after longtime executive director LaRae Wiley (Sinixt) transitioned to a new part-time role as elder-linguist and to serve on the organization’s board of directors.
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The National Weather Service in Spokane has an unprecedented number of vacancies following federal cuts earlier this year.
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Spokane activists and community leaders were detained by federal agents Tuesday morning.
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Cannabis is a $1.1 billion industry in Washington, and there are programs across the state designed to get people into the business or to help those who are already in it.
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A recent study released by the Pew Research Center detailed the fact that many adults have left the religions they grew up in — mainly Christianity and Buddhism — and that includes people in the Inland Northwest.
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By Rose Owens, FāVS NewsAbout 95% of people struggling with addiction have experienced trauma, according to NAOMI's Development Director Barbara Comito.…
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By Jeanie Lindsay, Northwest News Network The Republican candidate running for governor in Washington said in a debate this week he supports abortion…