Among the hundreds who flocked to the neon lights and symphony of video game soundtracks of Dave and Buster’s in Spokane Valley on Monday were a couple of regulars.
The wife of slain Coeur d’Alene Fire Battalion Chief John Morrison announced this week the end of a business that she started with her late husband: the Coeur d’Alene Cider Company.
Spokane’s No-Li Brewhouse raised $45,000 over the weekend in annual event benefiting firefighters, but partially redirected this year to a more specific cause.
Opening just before the world got shut down by a pandemic, Brick West Brewing completely changed both the look and vibe of the west end of downtown Spokane. Now it faces an uncertain future.
On a balmy afternoon in Pike Place Market, you're bound to see a fish fly above the heads of a huddled crowd. But it's usually not a Super Bowl-winning Seahawk hucking the fish at Pike Place Fish Market.
Seven buildings totaling 168 units of apartment housing is part of a project being pursued by developers, according to plans submitted to the city of Spokane.
The union that represents about 56,000 mostly grocery and health workers across Washington, North Idaho and northeastern Oregon voted Thursday night to authorize a strike for employees of Albertsons- and Kroger-owned grocery stores.
Avista Utilities announced on Tuesday that with the onset of summer-like conditions and increasing wildfire danger in the region that it has moved to what it calls "Fire Safety Mode," which will lead to temporary changes to its power line operations.
