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Expo ’74 still hadn’t given up on the idea of snagging a visit from President Gerald Ford.

Two truckloads of live Chinook salmon were released into the Spokane River by the Coeur d’Alene Tribe Friday afternoon.

PULLMAN – April was just the beginning of construction in downtown, leaving local businesses to fend for themselves with limited space to bring in customers.

Federal and local police arrested a man wanted on suspicion of attempted murder after he skipped his trial for two other domestic violence incidents two years ago.

I’ll start with what I thought was the middle.

A 41-year-old man was charged in the death of a 40-year-old woman last month on North Hamilton Street in Spokane.

In the basement of a prison in northeastern Ukraine, dozens of Russian soldiers - some wounded, most barely adults - sat huddled on metal bunk beds Friday, dressed in mismatched T-shirts and flip flops. In one tile-floored cell secured with a heavy metal door, Garfield played on a TV in the corner.

Illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border dropped in July to the lowest levels in nearly four years, the latest indication that the Biden administration’s sweeping restrictions on asylum are reshaping migration trends, according to federal enforcement data released Friday.

Liberty Lake has a few golf courses to go around for its 12,000-some residents, but another golfing attraction could be headed for the town.

The Trans Youth Emergency Project is expanding into Idaho, offering families of transgender Idaho youth financial and logistical assistance to access transition-related care for minors.

It was around 11 p.m. on the second night of the 1984 Democratic National Convention when the Rev. Jesse Jackson stepped on the stage inside San Francisco’s Moscone Center and punctuated his place in American history.

Former president Donald Trump is continuing to make millions off his properties, book royalties and licensing deals while maintaining large liabilities stemming from costly court judgments, according to his latest financial disclosure.

Fernando Cluster went to Emory University Hospital Midtown with a brain bleed in September of 2022. It was serious: They needed to remove part of his skull temporarily, in order to give his brain space to swell and heal.

Launching the new Be Well WA initiative, city and state leaders want Spokanites to take just one step a day to improve their health.

Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday unveiled an aggressively populist economic agenda, providing the most detailed vision yet of her governing priorities since becoming the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee.

 From the Grand Canyon to the vast wilderness of Denali National Park, the United States and Canada have no shortage of awe-inspiring landscapes.