For the second time in as many years, the pandemic has derailed plans to reprise the legendary Monsters of Rock concert at Albi Stadium. “It sort of gradually went away,” Justin Kobluk, president of West Coast Entertainment, said Wednesday.

After 20 years at the Spokane Regional Health District, Heleen Dewey is taking her equity work to the state health department.

William C. Meyer, the prosecutor in the Louis Lilge arson case, was forced to take the stand and testify – in favor of the defendant.

The John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering is on track to open this fall. John Bollier, a member of Gonzaga's Board of Regents since 2018, and Joan Bollier were the single-highest donors among more than 650 individuals and foundations contributing to the $49.7 million facility, which broke ground in September 2019, said Stephanie Rockwell, Gonzaga's assistant vice president of operations and fundraising strategy.

NWS Spokane announced the excessive heat warning Thursday afternoon and said that they have "high confidence" that temperatures will reach 100 degrees every day from Sunday all the way to next Thursday.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating hundreds of cases of heart inflammation following vaccination for COVID-19, but so far, these rare side effects are treatable. CDC and state health officials still recommend vaccines for every person 12 and older, due to the risk of severe disease and complications from COVID-19.

Kathleen Haggard, an attorney at the Bothel-based law firm Haggard and Ganson, will aim to determine whether a top city official was treated differently than his peers because he is Black.

It’s an inopportune time for a chlorine shortage.

A man arrested in a standoff with police Wednesday faces charges of assault and unlawful possession of a firearm and a stolen vehicle.

The simple but effective fix is a reminder that today's thieves only need the smallest of opportunities created by unsuspecting residents, police said.

Families and students will wait at least another week – and perhaps another month or two – to learn where Spokane Public Schools will draw its new boundary lines.

A car fire that ignited a nearby store Wednesday night was determined to be accidental, according to local firefighters.

It was a day the students of Finch Elementary School in northwest Spokane had been working for and looking forward to for weeks – the day principal Shane O’Doherty donned a tutu and danced down the halls.

I don’t like dirt. Not one little bit.

Molly Hoover loves colorful, shiny things.

Crews with the Spokane Valley Fire Department are no stranger to 911 calls prompted by beeping carbon monoxide detectors. More often than not, the detector is simply beeping because it is at the end of its life and needs to be replaced. Sometimes, however, the devices are key to keeping people from becoming sick after exposure to the odorless gas.

Warren Robert “Bob” Fasbender has seen a lot in his 100 years, much of it from his home in northwest Spokane near Finch Elementary School.

Something unusual happened on June 12, 14 and 15.