Robin Hauser’s film “Bias,” which screens Sunday as part of the Spokane International Film Festival, explores the scientific underpinings of unconscious bias and its effect socially and in the workplace.
A Spokane man stabbed in the neck with a hunting knife was able to extract the blade and then tuck and roll out of a moving car near Shadle Park High School on Wednesday night.
An investigative team from the Washington State Attorney General’s Office is reviewing the investigation into the mysterious death of Dr. John Marshall.
There’s no shortage of kids who need foster homes in the Spokane area, but one of the primary nonprofits in the region that works to find those children a safe place to stay has struggled to do so.
A group of students donned bright orange, held up signs and chanted “make my degree fossil-free” during a “sit-in” for National Divestment Day on Thursday. Fossil Free Gonzaga, a student group that advocates for the university to divest its endowment from the fossil fuel industry, put on the event.
A fiber-optic cable issue led to a two hour service interruption Monday night in the Spokane area that left Verizon users without cell service and unable to call 911.
An ex-Spokane County Sheriff’s deputy convicted of murdering his wife in 1997 has been released by the Department of Corrections and is expected to return to Spokane this week.
The Feb. 2 crash is the latest setback for the Klassen family. “We’re so used to dealing with tragedy,” said Autumn Klassen, “I feel like we’re good at it.”
About 30 women showed up Sunday morning for the right to represent the Spokane Shock as dancers for the team’s first season since 2017. The final team will be announced later this week, with the home opener scheduled at the arena for the end of March.
Phillip Carl Kramer, 74, was released from prison after serving his sentence of 29 months in prison for communicating with a minor for immoral purposes. He has two prior convictions for rape.
After running a red light in Hillyard Tuesday, a truck hit another vehicle and then ran into a nearby power pole causing a portion of Crestline to be closed into the evening.
Sheriff’s deputies are searching for a man driving a blue pickup who exposed himself Tuesday morning to an 11-year-old girl walking to school in Spokane Valley.
Actress Sydney Sweeney has landed roles in some of television’s biggest shows, but fights a case of nerves when meeting with a group of Spokane middle school students.