The Spokane Indians were given a tour Tuesday of the 92nd Air Fueling Wing, toed the catwalk of Fairchild’s lofty control tower and watched a punch-heavy combat training session.
Eastern Washington’s men’s basketball team is returning to the 2K Classic, where it will play four games in November and face major programs Syracuse and Oregon at their respective venues.
Carrying bags with the namesake of their parent club, the Texas Rangers, players trickled through the airport terminal, reporting to Spokane a week before the Indians’ season opener at Avista Stadium.
A P-51B Mustang – one with seven World World II victories over Nazi Germany and 750 combat hours - shot up and around the clear and sunny skies, right above a larger TBM Avenger, a World War II torpedo bomber.
As crews worked Friday to recover a vehicle submerged in the Spokane River, dozens of onlookers – many claiming a man was still inside the white SUV – stood anxiously behind yellow police tape.
A 56-year-old Spokane man is accused of sending sexually explicit text messages to underage teen girls and is under investigation for a host of other felonies, including offering narcotics to the teens in exchange for sexual favors.
Harrison McLean writhed in pain as his wife, Lindsay, drove him to the Kootenai Health emergency room last summer following an allergic stomach reaction. Just a short while later, both were in police custody following a violent altercation with officers.
Charged with embezzling $500,000 and the last person to see her husband alive, Lori Isenberg missed her arraignment today for the second time this week. She has reportedly sold her houses and hasn’t been seen for weeks. A $500,000 bench warrant has been issued for her arrest.
Coasting down Washington Street in a vintage military Jeep, World War II veteran and retired Admiral George Lotzenhiser said he relished being a part of one of the nation’s foremost armed forces parades.
Jess Walter, a New York Times best-selling author whose childhood near an East Trent Avenue drive-in movie theater has often been the source of his creativity, engaged a sold-out Northwest Passages Book Club event Wednesday, offering humor and insight with each interaction.
Hundreds of patrons flocked to McEuen Park on Tuesday for the dedication of the fountain, a picturesque water feature made of stone memorializing a Lake City officer
Before Spokane Mayor Dave Condon cut the ribbon Saturday to signal the reopening of the revamped Looff Carousel, hundreds of post-Junior Lilac Parade patrons strolling through Riverfront Park were given a swift history lesson.
Dozens of middle school and elementary school bands – many clad in old farming clothes as part of the parade’s “Turn Up! for Hoedown” theme – followed with crowd-pleasing tunes of their own.
The rising Pend Oreille River, spurred by the recent wave of warm temperatures melting snow off nearby mountains coupled with rain, evoked memories of a 2011 flood that forced the Kalispel tribe to cancel its annual Fourth of July powwow.
Hundreds of American flag-waving patrons filled the Spokane International Airport terminal Tuesday, each patiently awaiting the return of Inland Northwest Honor Flight veterans whose flight home was delayed.
Today is Cinco de Mayo, and Gonzaga vice president of student development Judi Biggs Garbuio said she doesn’t want to come across any pictures of GU students appropriating Mexican culture.