Jonathan Glover

Kimberly Novak’s night began with a trip to get ice cream. It ended with her being dragged out through the window of her burning car by a newfound friend. Friday night was a night like any other, and Novak was in the mood for a treat. On her way home from shopping, she stopped at her local Rosauers at about 10 p.m., then made her way through the winding neighborhood streets toward her house on Montevista Place on the North Hill.

A fatal house fire in Spokane Valley early Sunday morning left one female child dead and an adult female injured.

An estimated 8,000 women, men and children turned out for the Spokane/North Idaho Women’s March on Saturday at the Spokane Convention Center. Police postponed the start of the event to bring in more officers. Police said the crowds were cooperative and there were no issues.

A home located at 2403 W. Mallon Ave. was notorious in the West Central neighborhood area for being a crime haven. In fact, the neighbors call it “the nightmare on Elm Street.”

Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos’ scheduled speech at Washington State University-Pullman tonight has been canceled, the WSU College Republicans announced on their Facebook page. The club said the cancellation is due to the continued closure of Interstate 90 and “unsafe conditions on all highways leading to Pullman.”

The man who was

Don’t just give a dog a name. Give a dog a good name. Always.

In the moments leading up to the spotlight, the Rev. Percy “Happy” Watkins has an irrepressible smile, as his name would suggest. When the emcee recites Watkins’ impressive list of accomplishments, the crowd unites in applause. The 75-year-old pastor of New Hope Baptist Church slowly makes his way to the podium.

A man was shot and killed by a Spokane police officer early Sunday after the man had brandished a knife at an officer earlier.

On Track Academy students hope to present 50 blankets to Spokane County’s dependency court to be given to children separated from their birth families while moving into foster care.

Plows dug deeper into residential areas on Thursday with Browne’s Addition getting a visit from crews. An order to move vehicles off streets during plowing in Browne’s Addition resulted in towing those who didn’t comply.

Spokane County Sheriff’s deputies are asking for the public’s help in locating a man who threatened to stab a retail employee in late November.

When Spokane city officials announced a

The City of Spokane has launched a full city plow, but with downtown streets clogged, some people wonder what took so long.

Citing recent heavy snowfall in the Spokane area, city officials declared a “stage 2 snow event” Monday morning during a news conference in City Hall.

Freezing rain and heavy snowfall Sunday afternoon and overnight were expected to create hazardous driving conditions Monday morning for those driving to work, taking children to school and otherwise trying to get where they need to be.

An industrial accident drew heavy police presence to the Spokane Produce facility at 1905 S. Geiger Blvd. early Thursday morning.

A man with ties to Whitman County is facing charges of killing an 8-month-old baby in Tehachapi, California two months after he was arrested for assaulting a child in Washington.

Jared Freedland, a sophomore at West Valley High School, collected 335 blankets destined for Spokane-area refugees for his Eagle Scout project.