Jonathan Glover

The podcast begins where Zachary Lamb’s life ended – on the historic streets of the lower South Hill, just outside of his apartment at 10th Avenue and Elm Street.

Spokane police shot and killed a man who they believed had been firing a gun at neighbors’ homes. After the shooting, however, they recovered a baseball bat that one witness said officers mistook for a gun.

Investigators with the Spokane Fire Department found no evidence of a harmful “white powder” on cash that north Spokane Walmart employees said made them feel ill.

A snowstorm that pummeled much of northern Spokane County forced several school closures Monday morning.

A 54-year-old North Idaho woman died in a hospital Monday after her car plunged into the Spokane River near Post Falls.

Caleb Sharpe turns 18 in October. But in July – 22 months after the then 15-year-old sophomore allegedly opened fire at Freeman High School – a court will decide whether he should be tried for murder as a juvenile or adult.

Shortly before Jacob Coleman was handed a four decade to life sentence for the murder of a Spokane cab driver, he tried to run out of a courtroom after shouting “40 years, let’s do this.”

Multiple confidential witnesses – and posts on social media app Snapchat – helped Spokane County sheriff’s detectives track down three people believed to be involved in the October shooting of three people at Zip’s Drive-In in Cheney.

Hundreds of people in shorts, bathing suits and sandals, shivering and and their teeth chattering in below-freezing temperatures, then willfully sprinting into the frigid waters of Lake Coeur d’Alene. Yep, it’s the Coeur d’Alene Polar Bear Plunge.

Spokane’s first baby of 2019 has blue eyes, brown hair, and a name that would make any tax collector jealous.

The northbound lanes of Grand Boulevard have been shut down near Rockwood Boulevard after a sinkhole appeared Tuesday morning.

As a former model and long-time owner of downtown Spokane’s The Makeup Studio, Julie Farley knows a thing or two about putting your best face forward. But it’s not just about looking good, she says. It’s about growing confidence and protecting pride.

The Spokane County Medical Examiner has identified a man who was hit and killed by a train in Browne’s Addition Christmas evening as 31-year-old Ryan E. Poyner.

One of the largest accumulations of snow in this decidedly mild winter arrived Wednesday.

Two months after a fire tore through her home, Devan Howe-Kizzar is still unsure how to move on from that night. With no cash, renter’s insurance or assets, she’s unsure what to do with her time and energy.

A man was killed Tuesday after getting struck by a train on the edge of downtown Spokane

P.J. Farrell had a lot to look forward to on Christmas morning. Getting home, waking up his kids, seeing the excitement wash away the tired in their eyes, and watching as they opened up the tightly wrapped presents underneath the family tree. But instead, at about 5 a.m. as he was finishing up his shift as a part-time newspaper courier for The Spokesman-Review, he got a phone call from his wife, Melinda: The house is on fire, come home now.

A man killed Wednesday morning in a three-vehicle collision was a military veteran with a storied history in the armed forces, one that included a firm handshake with America’s Commander-in-Chief.

Seahawks players visit children at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center to spread holiday cheer and share hugs.

A woman stabbed late Sunday in her north Spokane apartment later died from her injuries.