Opinion

The day after a U-Haul full of masked, militarized white supremacists were arrested on their way to riot during a Coeur d’Alene Pride Day event – complete with written plan! – the city’s mayor insisted, “We are not going back to the days of the Aryan Nations.”

Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, ranchers at Blue Lake near Priest River, were in jail after bullets went flying around their neighbor’s place.

Today, the 911 system is taken for granted. Anyone, virtually anywhere in the United States, should be able to dial three digits during a physical health emergency and expect a fast, local response — sometimes making the difference between life and death. On July 16, “988” will become the equivalent hotline for mental health emergencies. The launch will occur two years after Congress passed ...

A reporter for The Spokesman-Review rode along with a newspaper delivery truck driver to explain how folks in Colfax, Walla Walla and points in between got their Sunday paper delivered in time for breakfast.

A federal grand jury in Spokane handed down nine indictments for narcotics trafficking, along with others for horse-stealing, liquor-dealing and counterfeiting.

Two weeks ago we sat in a classroom at Eastern Washington University, my husband’s alma mater.

The Spokane Daily Chronicle looked back on the brickyard origins of Cannon Hill Park on the South Hill.