Thomas Clouse

A neighborhood bike shop, known for its quality service and several locations, will close today at it's original store in Spokane Valley.

A Texas-based restaurant chain that specializes in chicken parts is about to take wing in downtown Spokane.

Officers from Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrived Monday at several U.S. airports, but Spokane and Seattle were not among them.

It wasn't the money, the interest or new taxes that killed Pig Out in the Park. It was time, founder Bill Burke said. The man who started an event in 1979 that reached iconic status, bringing thousands of visitors to Riverfront Park as summer came to an end in the Lilac City, said on Wednesday that h's already fielded more than a score of calls of persons interested in continuing his legacy after he announced the end of Pig Out on Tuesday. 

The legal case surrounding allegations of hazing by Mead High School football escalated Thursday when one of the alleged victims, and his parents, filed a lawsuit seeking $50 million in damages in a case that now also names Eastern Washington University. 

James “Bo” Gritz, a decorated Special Forces officer who helped negotiate an end to the deadly Ruby Ridge standoff 34 years ago in North Idaho, will be laid to rest on Friday. He was 87.

A low pressure system is doing an odd thing as it leaves the West Coast and enters Eastern Washington: it's gathering strength. As a result, the National Weather Service and Avista Utilities have issued high-wind warnings about a storm that could bring gusts as high as 70 mph to Spokane and 60 mph to Coeur d'Alene.

One of the few Spokane-area businesses that actually takes raw materials and molds them into useful parts for other industries has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after suffering a series of setbacks, including one from an employee who was charged with syphoning more than $1 million into her own bank accounts.